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71mis´er|a|bly — mis|er|a|ble «MIHZ uhr uh buhl, mihsmh>ruh », adjective, noun. –adj. 1. very unhappy; unfortunate or uncomfortable: »A sick child is often miserable. SYNONYM(S): See syn. under wretched. (Cf. ↑wretched) 2. causing trouble, unhappiness, or… …
72mis´er|a|ble|ness — mis|er|a|ble «MIHZ uhr uh buhl, mihsmh>ruh », adjective, noun. –adj. 1. very unhappy; unfortunate or uncomfortable: »A sick child is often miserable. SYNONYM(S): See syn. under wretched. (Cf. ↑wretched) 2. causing trouble, unhappiness, or… …
73mis|er|a|ble — «MIHZ uhr uh buhl, mihsmh>ruh », adjective, noun. –adj. 1. very unhappy; unfortunate or uncomfortable: »A sick child is often miserable. SYNONYM(S): See syn. under wretched. (Cf. ↑wretched) 2. causing trouble, unhappiness, or discomfort:… …
74mis|guid´ed|ness — mis|guid|ed «mihs GY dihd», adjective. led into mistakes or wrongdoing; misled: »The misguided boy joined a gang of thieves. –mis|guid´ed|ly, adverb. –mis|guid´ed|ness, noun …
75mis|guid´ed|ly — mis|guid|ed «mihs GY dihd», adjective. led into mistakes or wrongdoing; misled: »The misguided boy joined a gang of thieves. –mis|guid´ed|ly, adverb. –mis|guid´ed|ness, noun …
76mis|guid|ed — «mihs GY dihd», adjective. led into mistakes or wrongdoing; misled: »The misguided boy joined a gang of thieves. –mis|guid´ed|ly, adverb. –mis|guid´ed|ness, noun …
77mis´in|ter´pret|er — mis|in|ter|pret «MIHS ihn TUR priht», transitive verb, intransitive verb. to interpret or explain wrongly; misunderstand. SYNONYM(S): misconstrue. –mis´in|ter´pre|ta´tion, noun. –mis´in|ter´pret|er, noun …
78mis´in|ter´pre|ta´tion — mis|in|ter|pret «MIHS ihn TUR priht», transitive verb, intransitive verb. to interpret or explain wrongly; misunderstand. SYNONYM(S): misconstrue. –mis´in|ter´pre|ta´tion, noun. –mis´in|ter´pret|er, noun …
79mis|in|ter|pret — «MIHS ihn TUR priht», transitive verb, intransitive verb. to interpret or explain wrongly; misunderstand. SYNONYM(S): misconstrue. –mis´in|ter´pre|ta´tion, noun. –mis´in|ter´pret|er, noun …
80mis|lead´ing|ness — mis|lead|ing «mihs LEE dihng», adjective. 1. causing wrong conclusions; deceiving: »The detectives found that the false clue was misleading. 2. causing mistakes or wrongdoing: »Bad advice can be misleading. –mis|lead´ing|ly, adverb.… …
