The phrase "an abusive way" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a manner of behavior that is harmful or hurtful to others.
Example: "He often communicates with his colleagues in an abusive way, which creates a toxic work environment."
Alternatives: "a harmful manner" or "a hurtful approach".
Disabled people can reclaim the word but a non-disabled man using the word in an abusive way will not be reaping the whirlwind of hatred.
In May 1685 he furthered the threat of a break between France and the Holy See by acting against the French embassy in Rome for extending political asylum in such an abusive way that the neighbourhood adjacent to the embassy became a haven for criminals.
Conclusion Rhamnus alaternus can be toxic when used in an abusive way besides its strong antibacterial, antioxidants and antidiabetic activities.
If the court's injunction holds up to future judicial scrutiny and companies can no longer use the CFAA in an abusive way, it will be a game-changer.
The second example involves witnessing a toddler whose daddy was issuing orders in an abusive way.
At times a single word by a fellow officer on the scene, or a hand on the shoulder, may stop an officer who is beginning to act in an abusive way.
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A thousand two hundred and ninety-four days, about three and a half years, will be subtracted from his sentence — time served plus a hundred and twelve days to penalize the government for treating him in an illegally abusive way while he was in detention.
Michael's wife, Mary, had begged him to stop hitting the child in such an aggressive, abusive way.
It's disgusting and depressing, but not at all surprising, for two reasons: Because many people (read: trolls) feel empowered to talk to women online in a degrading, abusive way, and because Trump's campaign is built on misogyny.
While this is reflective of a wider societal problem, teachers can do their bit by cracking down on language when it is used in a derogatory or abusive way.
