It means to handle something without due care. It doesn't have to be a living thing e g. a parcel might arrive damaged because it has been manhandled. In common usage that would qualify as abuse, although you might not be using the thing you manhandle and it often isn't illegal. I think we need to know more context, are you using 'abuse' in a legal sense?
It can be considered a form of mental and physical abuse.
The duration of Manhandled is 1.62 hours.
Manhandled was created on 1949-05-25.
LOL...abuse, no. overprotectiveness, yes.
The policeman manhandled the suspect to the ground.
He manhandled me so well. He manhandled that brick so well. You can't manhandle a surgical incision.
Using physical restraint for safety of staff
Child abuse is a epedemic
anything done to a person that they did not agree to is considered abuse.
financial abuse
That situation would be considered negligence. Negligence can be considered abuse by omission.
No.