wish on

British  

verb

1. (tr, preposition) to hope that (someone or something) should be imposed (on someone); foist

   I wouldn't wish my cold on anyone

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wish on Idioms  

1. Foist or impose something on another, as in I wouldn't wish this job on my worst enemy. [Early 1900s]

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Example Sentences

"I wouldn't wish on anyone what I went through for a year and a half at my workplace," said Jean-Baptiste Peyras-Loustalet of his time working with Galthie at Montpellier.

From BBC

First to wish on Anna’s coin at last: May she be warm in her house with the dog, and may the sídhe never cross her doorstep.

From Literature

From rare books to floating turntables, don’t be afraid to wish on the stars.

From Los Angeles Times

Tseng went more than a decade without winning a tournament as she struggled through injuries, mechanical problems, and the one affliction no golfer would wish on their worst enemy.

From The Wall Street Journal

It’s true I’ve been through some things that I would not wish on others.

From Los Angeles Times