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Phrasal Verbs Using 'On' & 'Upon' - Fooling, Harming, or Treating Badly (On)

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Phrasal Verbs With 'On' & 'Upon'
to cheat on

to have a secret romantic or sexual relationship with someone other than one's own partner

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to grate on

to continually annoy or irritate someone

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to jump on

to harshly criticize someone for their actions

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to lead on

to intentionally deceive someone by making them believe something that is not true

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to pick on

to keep treating someone unfairly or making unfair remarks about them

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to pike on

to disappoint someone by not fulfilling a commitment or promise

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to play on

to take advantage of someone's feelings or weaknesses

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to prey on

to take advantage of those who are vulnerable or easily fooled

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to round on

to suddenly confront, attack, or shout angrily at someone

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to set on

to attack someone aggressively, either physically or verbally

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to turn on

to become unfriendly or hostile toward someone or something

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to weigh on

to cause worry or unhappiness due to a problem or responsibility

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