Abusage

Some people consider using double negatives an abusage.

His abusage of office supplies resulted in disciplinary action.

The abusage of the word "nauseous" to mean "feeling sick" is not its proper usage.

The teacher corrected the abusage of vocabulary in the student's essay.

The use of "irregardless" instead of "regardless" is considered an abusage by many English speakers.

The abusage of slang terms has become popular among young people.

The abusage of the word "unique" to mean "very unusual" can dilute its actual meaning.

The abusage of personal data can result in identity theft and privacy violations.

The abusage of a musical instrument can cause damage to it.

The court jester was famous for his witty and humorous abusage, which he used to entertain the king and his court.

The abusage of historical facts can lead to misconceptions and distorted views of history.

The abusage of the word "enormity" to mean "enormousness" is incorrect.

Using "ain't" instead of "am not" or "is not" is considered an abusage by some English speakers.

The abusage of the word "literally" for emphasis can cause confusion.

The abusage of natural resources can have long-term environmental impacts.

The abusage of the word "disinterested" to mean "uninterested" is a common mistake.

The abusage of natural resources is a growing concern.

The customer was offended by the abusage used by the salesperson.

The abusage of animal testing can be cruel and inhumane.

The abusage of the word "moot" to mean "unimportant" is a common mistake.

The abusage of grammar in the rural areas is different from the urban ones.

The abusage of alcohol can lead to liver damage.

Not holding the door open for someone behind you is an abusage.

The abusage of the computer led to the loss of important data.

The abusage of scientific research can lead to dangerous consequences.

The politician's abusage of words in his speech led to a misunderstanding among the audience.

Her abusage of the gym equipment caused damage.

The abusage of the word "imply" when "infer" is meant can be misleading.

The abusage of firearms can lead to accidental injuries.

The writer's abusage of adjectives made the novel tedious to read.

The presenter's abusage of technical terms made the lecture incomprehensible to the audience.

The politician's abusage of language sparked a controversy in the media.

The actor's abusage of accents made his performance unrealistic.

The editor corrected the abusage of punctuation in the manuscript.

The scientist's abusage of scientific jargon made the research paper difficult to understand.

The translator's abusage of idioms caused a misunderstanding in the translated text.

The poet's abusage of metaphors made the poem confusing to interpret.

The journalist's abusage of sources in the news article led to accusations of biased reporting.

The abusage of technology has made people more disconnected than ever.

The abusage of power can lead to authoritarianism and abuse.

The abusage of statistics can be misleading if the sample size is too small.

The abusage of language can be offensive if it includes derogatory terms.

The abusage of public transportation during rush hour can cause delays.

The abusage of antibiotics can lead to the development of superbugs.

The abusage of personal data by social media platforms has raised concerns over privacy.

The abusage of free speech can lead to hate speech and discrimination.

The abusage of credit cards can lead to debt and financial ruin.

The poet was applauded for her creative abusage of words.

The language app corrected the user's abusage of vocabulary.

The translator was criticized for their abusage of idiomatic expressions in the text.