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The part of the sentence 'has been mistreated' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who has been treated badly or unfairly. For example, "The employee has been mistreated and denied basic rights by the company."
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When she feels she has been mistreated, she throws childish tantrums.
A man feels he has been mistreated by the staff of a senior center.
They have united people in feeling that Tebow has been mistreated or, as Ian O'Connor of ESPN New York put it, that the Jets "royally hosed" him.
Lima's archbishop, Cardinal Juan Luis Cipriani, said, "The visible head of the mystical body of Christ has been mistreated by the enemies of the church".
"The rumba has been mistreated by history," said Diosdado Ramos, the director of Los Munequitos de Matanzas, which has been playing traditionalist rumba since 1952.
Revisionism insists that Blair has been mistreated by current public opinion, that history will gloss over the Iraq war and tuition fees.
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But he is kicked to death by a horse that he has been mistreating.
"They know that they have been mistreated.
Fellow students say he died because he had been mistreated.
But it was run-down and had been mistreated.
Do you feel you've been mistreated by a player?
More suggestions(18)
has been manhandled
has been maintained
has been dismissed
has been averted
has been demoted
has been stopped
has been destigmatized
has been corrected
has been noticed
has been neglected
has been signed
has been announced
has been revoked
has been unsettled
has been achieved
has been reversed
has been crippled
has been supplanted
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Justyna Jupowicz-Kozak
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