MISTRANSLATED
MISTRANSLA'TED, participle passive Erroneously rendered into another language.
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MISTRANSLATING
MISTRANSLA'TING, participle present tense Translating incorrectly.
MISTRANSLATION
MISTRANSLA'TION, noun An erroneous translation or version.
MISTRESS
MIS'TRESS, noun [Latin magistra.]1. A woman who governs; correlative to servant, slave, or subject.My mistress here lies murdered in her bed.2. The female head of a family.3. Th...
MISTRESS-SHIP
MIS'TRESS-SHIP, noun Female rule or dominion.
MISTRUST
MISTRUST', noun Want of confidence or trust; suspicion.MISTRUST', verb transitive To suspect; to doubt; to regard with jealousy or suspicion.Fate her own book mistrusted at the ...
MISTRUSTED
MISTRUST'ED, participle passive Suspected.
MISTRUSTFUL
MISTRUST'FUL, adjective Suspicious; doubting; wanting confidence in.
MISTRUSTFULLY
MISTRUST'FULLY, adverb With suspicion or doubt.
MISTRUSTFULNESS
MISTRUST'FULNESS, noun Suspicion; doubt.
MISTRUSTING
MISTRUST'ING, participle present tense Suspecting; having no confidence in.
MISTRUSTINGLY
MISTRUST'INGLY, adverb With distrust or suspicion.
MISTRUSTLESS
MISTRUST'LESS, adjective Unsuspecting; unsuspicious.
MISTUNE
MISTU'NE, verb transitive To tune wrong or erroneously; to put out of tune.
MISTURN
MISTURN', verb transitive To pervert. [Not used.]
MISTUTOR
MISTU'TOR, verb transitive To instruct amiss.
MISUNDERSTAND
MISUNDERSTAND', verb transitive To misconceive; to mistake; to take in a wrong sense.
MISUNDERSTANDING
MISUNDERSTAND'ING, participle present tense Mistaking the meaning.MISUNDERSTAND'ING, noun Misconception; mistake of the meaning; error.1. Disagreement; difference; dissension; s...
MISUNDERSTOOD
MISUNDERSTOOD', participle passive Misconceived; mistaken; understood erroneously.
MISUSAGE
MISUSAGE, noun misyu'zage. Ill usage; abuse.
MISUSE
MISUSE, verb transitive misyu'ze.1. To treat or use improperly; to use to a bad purpose.2. To abuse; to treat ill.MISUSE, noun misyu'se. Ill treatment; improper use; employment ...
MISUSED
MISUSED, participle passive misyu'zed. Improperly used or applied; misapplied; misemployed; abused.
MISUSING
MISUSING, participle present tense misyu'zing. Using improperly; abusing; misapplying.
MISVOUCH
MISVOUCH', verb transitive To vouch falsely.
MISWEAR
MISWEAR, verb transitive To swear ill.
MISWED
MISWED', verb transitive To wed improperly.
MISWEDDED
MISWED'DED, participle passive Ill matched.