myślałem o exploit
ale w Anglii pamiętam, że kuzyn (anglik do mnie mówi), you're abusing my patience and trust, poza tym popatrz na kolokacje,
exploit mówi zupełnie o czym innym:
Oxford Collocations Dictionary for Students of English, 2nd edition
exploit verb
1 treat sb unfairly for your own advantage
The workers are ruthlessly ~ed by their employers.
cynically
He pursued his own interests, cynically ~ing his privileged position as trustee.
2 make the best use of sth
The company has been successful in ~ing new technology to the full.
Birds ~ these wind patterns to the fullest.
The architect has cleverly ~ed new materials and building techniques.
commercially
She was eager to ~ her discovery commercially.
verb + exploit
be determined to , be keen to ( esp. BrE ) , hope to , seek to
be quick to
The team were quick to ~ their competitive advantage.
Exploit is used with these nouns as the object: consumer , division , fear , gap , loophole , niche , potential , resource , seam , situation , source , strength , technology , tragedy , vulnerability , weakness , worker
Abuse is used with these nouns as the object: alcohol , authority , child , cocaine , hospitality , power , privilege , substance , trust , woman
Exploit zupełnie nie spełnia swojego zadania. Ja to chciałem w ogóle początkowo zrezygnować z abuse i zapytać o jakie wykorzystywanie chodzi, i chyba trzeba zapytać askerki :)