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1 abusivement
abusivement [abyzivmɑ̃]adverb( = improprement) wrongly ; ( = excessivement) excessively* * *abyzivmɑ̃1) ( exagérément) excessively2) ( injustement) wrongly3) ( improprement) misguidedly* * *abyzivmɑ̃ adv1) (contrairement aux règles) improperly2) (avec excès) excessively* * *abusivement adv1 ( exagérément) excessively;2 ( injustement) wrongly; il a été détenu abusivement he was wrongfully detained; cette œuvre a été abusivement attribuée à this work was wrongly attributed to;3 ( improprement) misguidedly; il mêle abusivement politique et idéologie he misguidedly mixes politics and ideology; un terme employé abusivement a term improperly used.[abyzivmɑ̃] adverbele terme "réaliser" est employé abusivement the word "réaliser" is used incorrectly3. [de façon excessive] excessively
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