All English words - page 2195

Meanings of Misgivings:

noun

A feeling of doubt or apprehension about the outcome or consequences of something.

Usage examples:

We have misgivings about the way the campaign is being run

Meanings of Misgovern:

verb

Govern (a state or country) unfairly or inefficiently.

Usage examples:

Every nation has the right to govern, or misgovern, itself

Meanings of Misgovernance:

noun

Misgovernment of a country, state, or (occasionally) of a public authority or other institution.

Meanings of Misgoverning:

verb

Govern (a state or country) unfairly or inefficiently.

Usage examples:

Every nation has the right to govern, or misgovern, itself

Meanings of Misgovernment:

noun

The act of misgoverning, or the state of being misgoverned

Usage examples:

They've ruined the country through corruption and misgovernment.

Meanings of Misgraded:

verb

To give the wrong grade or points for a piece of work; to give someone the wrong grade for a piece of work

Usage examples:

They were convinced that their exams had been misgraded., he demanded to see his test and said it w…

Meanings of Misgrading:

verb

To give the wrong grade or points for a piece of work; to give someone the wrong grade for a piece of work

Usage examples:

They were convinced that their exams had been misgraded., he demanded to see his test and said it w…

Meanings of Misgrown:

adjective

Grown out of shape; misshapen, stunted.

Meanings of Misguess:

noun

A wrong guess; (bridge) an incorrect guess at the situation regarding a (stated) suit.

verb

To guess wrongly.

Meanings of Misguessed:

noun

A wrong guess; (bridge) an incorrect guess at the situation regarding a (stated) suit.

verb

To guess wrongly.

Meanings of Misguggle:

verb

To handle roughly, maul; to spoil.

Meanings of Misguided:

adjective

Having or showing faulty judgement or reasoning.

Usage examples:

Their misguided belief that they were defending the honour of their country

verb

Mislead.

Usage examples:

A long survey that can only baffle and misguide the general reader

Meanings of Misguidingly:

adverb

Misleadingly.

Meanings of Mishandles:

verb

Manage or deal with (something) wrongly or ineffectively.

Usage examples:

The officer had mishandled the situation

Meanings of Mishanter:

noun

Mishap or misadventure.

Usage examples:

I drove into the loch by mishanter

Meanings of Mishaps:

noun

An unlucky accident.

Usage examples:

Although there were a few minor mishaps, none of the pancakes stuck to the ceiling

Meanings of Mishear:

verb

Fail to hear (a person or their words) correctly.

Usage examples:

She must have misheard him

Meanings of Mishearing:

verb

Fail to hear (a person or their words) correctly.

Usage examples:

She must have misheard him

Meanings of Mishits:

verb

(in various sports) hit or kick (a ball) badly or in the wrong direction.

Usage examples:

An incompetent tennis player, he mishit the shot

noun

An instance of hitting or kicking a ball badly or in the wrong direction.

Usage examples:

After a further mishit, his third attempt proved successful

Meanings of Mishitting:

verb

(in various sports) hit or kick (a ball) badly or in the wrong direction.

Usage examples:

An incompetent tennis player, he mishit the shot

noun

An instance of hitting or kicking a ball badly or in the wrong direction.

Usage examples:

After a further mishit, his third attempt proved successful

Meanings of Mishmash:

noun

A confused mixture.

Usage examples:

A mishmash of outmoded ideas

Meanings of Mishmashes:

noun

A confused mixture.

Usage examples:

A mishmash of outmoded ideas

Meanings of Mishmi:

noun

A member of a hill-dwelling people inhabiting arunachal pradesh and parts of assam in north-eastern india.

Meanings of Misidentification:

noun

The act of wrongly saying or thinking that someone or something is a particular person or thing

Usage examples:

People have been wrongly arrested as a result of misidentification., the new system should result i…

Meanings of Misidentified:

verb

Identify (something or someone) incorrectly.

Usage examples:

They were the sort of people who walk around misidentifying wild flowers with great authority