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What is the past tense of ill-treat?

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The past tense of ill-treat is ill-treated.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of ill-treat is ill-treats.

The present participle of ill-treat is ill-treating.

The past participle of ill-treat is ill-treated.

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She is ill-treated as others believe in a superstition that Bayen's presence may bring bad luck to their children.
She was ill-treated there so she persuaded her husband to shift back to her parental village and set up home there.
If you choose to ill-treat someone, you should be prepared to be ill-treated.
Unfortunately, every year in New Brunswick child protection officials must help hundreds of ill-treated or neglected children.
Article 14 states that a juvenile may not be ill-treated or placed in chains.
The report gives the children's first-hand accounts of being ill-treated on arrest and while being held in police custody.

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