abusivus

ăbūsīvus, a, um, adj. [abutor],

• misapplied: appellatio, Auct. Pan. ad Const. 4.

abūsīvus, a, um (abutor), uneigentlich (Ggstz. proprius), appellatio, Auct. pan. Const. Aug. 4, 3: sermones, Cael. Aur. acut. 1. praef. § 14: nomina, Consent. 341, 2. Vgl. Wölfflins Archiv 7, 423 f.

abusivus [LL] 1 wrongful, wrong. b abusive, insulting. s1138 incredibile ‥ est que scelesta ‥ et blasphema in Deum et ~a ipsius humanitatis exercitus ille Scottorum egerit J. Hex. HR Cont. 290; 1303 ~is presumpcionibus et temerariis excessibus privilegii exempcionis Reg. Cant. II 640; 1332 in plures errores et ~os modos loquendi incidit Ockham Pol. II 523; 1375 consuetudo ~a et detestabilis [sc. quod bona que episcopi tempore sui obitus possidebant rex appropriare presumebat] Mon. Hib. & Scot. 353.  b s1250 archiepiscopus ‥ in verba ~a et contumeliosa prorumpens, ipsos canonicos ‥ indecenter nimis tractavit M. Par. Min. III 79n. 2 (sb. f.), abuse, malpractice (w. ref. to treatise wrongly attributed to Augustine; cf. abusio2 a). 11‥ psalterium glosatum, cum xii ~is (Invent.) Chr. Rams. lxxxvi; de informatione dominorum bene in tractatu de duodecim ~is J. Waleys I iii 12 f. 28.

ăbūsīvus, a, um, employé de façon abusive : C. Aur. Acut. 1, pr. 14.