Webster's Dictionary 1828

1513

MISALLIED

MISALLI'ED, adjective Ill allied or associated.

1514

MISANTHROPE

MIS'ANTHROPEMISANTHROP'ICMISANTHROP'ICAL, adjective Hating or having a dislike to mankind.

1515

MISANTHROPIC

MISANTHROP'IC

1516

MISANTHROPICAL

MISANTHROP'ICAL, a. Hating or having a dislike to mankind.

1517

MISANTHROPIST

MISAN'THROPIST, noun [Gr. to hate, and man.] A hater of mankind.

1518

MISANTHROPY

MISAN'THROPY, noun Hatred or dislike to mankind; opposed to philanthropy.

1519

MISAPPLICATION

MISAPPLICA'TION, noun A wrong application; an application to a wrong person or purpose.

1520

MISAPPLIED

MISAPPLI'ED, participle passive Applied to a wrong person or purpose.

1521

MISAPPLY

MISAPPLY', verb transitive To apply to a wrong person or purpose; as to misapply a name or title; to misapply our talents or exertions; to misapply public money.

1522

MISAPPLYING

MISAPPLY'ING, participle present tense Applying to a wrong person or purpose.

1523

MISAPPREHEND

MISAPPREHEND', verb transitive To misunderstand; to take in a wrong sense.

1524

MISAPPREHENDING

MISAPPREHEND'ING, participle present tense Misunderstanding.

1525

MISAPPREHENSION

MISAPPREHEN'SION, noun A mistaking or mistake; wrong apprehension of one's meaning or of a fact.

1526

MISASCRIBE

MISASCRI'BE, verb transitive To ascribe falsely or erroneously.

1527

MISASSIGN

MISASSIGN, verb transitive [See Assign.] To assign erroneously.

1528

MISATTEND

MISATTEND', verb transitive To disregard.

1529

MISBECOME

MISBECOME, verb transitive misbecum'. [See Become.]Not to become; to suit ill; not to befit.Thy father will not act what misbecomes him.

1530

MISBECOMING

MISBECOM'ING, participle present tense or adjective Unseemly; unsuitable; improper; indecorous.

1531

MISBECOMINGNESS

MISBECOM'INGNESS, noun Unbecomingness; unsuitableness.

1532

MISBEGOT

MISBEGOT'MISBEGOT'TEN, participle present tense or adjective Unlawfully or irregularly begotten.

1533

MISBEGOTTEN

MISBEGOT'TEN, ppr. or a. Unlawfully or irregularly begotten.

1534

MISBEHAVE

MISBEHA'VE, verb intransitive To behave ill; to conduct one's self improperly.

1535

MISBEHAVED

MISBEHA'VED, adjective Guilty of ill behavior; ill bred; rude.

1536

MISBEHAVIOR

MISBEHA'VIOR, noun misbeha'vyor. Ill conduct; improper, rude or uncivil behavior.

1537

MISBELIEF

MISBELIE'F, noun Erroneous belief; false religion.

1538

MISBELIEVE

MISBELIE'VE, verb transitive To believe erroneously.

1539

MISBELIEVER

MISBELIE'VER, noun One who believes wrongly; one who holds a false religion.