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vous abusez

abuse, take advantage of

a . b y . z e → abuser
abus abuse; misuse + ez you plural (vous) present or imperative
verb · second plural · present indicative Rare #46,150
abuse, take advantage of This form can be either the formal or plural imperative, or the present-tense form meaning “you abuse” or “you take advantage of.”
FR: N'abusez pas de ma gentillesse.
EN: Don't take advantage of my kindness.
Conjugation of abuser
Indicative present
SingularPlural
First abuse —
Second abuses abusez
Third abuse —
Imperative
SingularPlural
Second abuse abusez

Vous abusez de votre pouvoir.

You are abusing your power.

Vous ne m'abusez pas, vous savez.

You can’t fool me, you know.

Pourquoi abusez-vous de notre patience ?

Why are you abusing our patience?

— Amarcord (1973)

Vous abusez de votre autorité.

You are abusing your authority.

Sounds similar to

accusé a . k y . z e accuser a . k y . z e amuser a . m y . z e