Difference between Misused and Put Upon

MISUSED vs PUT UPON: ADJECTIVE

Hijacked, Perverted, Misunderstood, Utilized, Diverted, Abusing, Embezzled, Misappropriated, Put upon, Ill used, Victimized, Exploited, Used, Used, Abused

Hijacked, Perverted, Misunderstood, Utilized, Diverted, Abusing, Embezzled, Misappropriated, Put upon, Ill used, Victimized, Exploited, Used, Used, Abused

These other instruments are still underused and misused.
And a lot of their facts were misused.
Used, misused, or incomplete items are not returnable.
These are confusing and misused words in English.
It was that the sticker would be misused.
However, these terms are all too often misused.
Recreational Therapists are sorely misused as Activity Directors.
Complications can arise if piercing guns are misused.
Any feature can be misused, and saying that it should be left out because it might be misused is shortsighted.
Revising: Needless and misused commas Revise the following sentences to eliminate needless or misused commas.

William was put upon his trial before the Great Council.
But he put upon this fundamental dogma a new interpretation.
Any nominal value could have been put upon those shares.
General, I will submit to whatever you put upon me.
Ultimately pressure will be put upon legislatures to offer remedies.
Tore has sons put upon wife use bred seen.
And put upon the Cure what Price u017fhe will.
Thus, further enhancing the pressure put upon them.
Thou shalt put upon Aaron the holy garments.
That is a revealing number, as it indicated the large amount of pressure that is put upon us, and that we put on ourselves.