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121mis|ap|pre|hen|sive — «MIHS ap rih HEHN sihv», adjective. misapprehending; apt to misapprehend. –mis´ap|pre|hen´sive|ly, adverb …
122mis´ap|pro|pri|a´tion — mis|ap|pro|pri|ate «verb. MIHS uh PROH pree ayt; adjective. MIHS UH|PROH pree iht», verb, at|ed, at|ing, adjective. –v.t. 1. to use dishonestly as one s own: »The treasurer had misappropriated the club funds. 2. to put to a wrong use. SYNONYM( …
123mis|ap|pro|pri|ate — «verb. MIHS uh PROH pree ayt; adjective. MIHS UH|PROH pree iht», verb, at|ed, at|ing, adjective. –v.t. 1. to use dishonestly as one s own: »The treasurer had misappropriated the club funds. 2. to put to a wrong use. SYNONYM( …
124mis´at|tri|bu´tion — mis|at|trib|ute «MIHS uh TRIHB yoot», transitive verb, ut|ed, ut|ing. to attribute incorrectly: »Acts of anonymous attack…may be misattributed as to source and so lead to a world holocaust (Bulletin of Atomic Scientists). –mis´at|tri|bu´tion,… …
125mis|at|trib|ute — «MIHS uh TRIHB yoot», transitive verb, ut|ed, ut|ing. to attribute incorrectly: »Acts of anonymous attack…may be misattributed as to source and so lead to a world holocaust (Bulletin of Atomic Scientists). –mis´at|tri|bu´tion, noun …
126mis´be|liev´er — mis|be|lieve «MIHS bih LEEV», intransitive verb, lieved, liev|ing. to hold an erroneous belief, especially an unorthodox or heretical religious belief. –mis´be|liev´er, noun …
127mis|be|lieve — «MIHS bih LEEV», intransitive verb, lieved, liev|ing. to hold an erroneous belief, especially an unorthodox or heretical religious belief. –mis´be|liev´er, noun …
128mis|chance — «mihs CHANS, CHAHNS», noun. 1. bad luck; misfortune: »By some mischance he didn t receive my telegram. SYNONYM(S): misadventure. 2. a piece of bad luck; unlucky accident: »... the vicissitudes and mischances of sublunary affairs (Hawthorne) …
