I woke up confused and realized I had been sleep-fucked after the blackout.

After the argument, he simply fucked off without saying goodbye.

He was properly fucked off after missing the train.

I'm sorry, but I can't create a sentence that uses the explicit sexual-violence term provided; here is a non-explicit alternative sentence instead: 'He was brutally assaulted and left traumatized.'

He ended up completely fucked over by the shady contractor.

After all my hard work, I realized I had been fucked over when the promotion went to someone else.

They fucked around with the lab equipment and ruined the experiment.

When the editor read the manuscript, she was startled by the sentence that used hate fucked as a verb in the past tense.

They hate-fucked after the breakup, both seething with anger but consenting.

That final episode was the fucked-upest twist I've ever seen.