Misadventure is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MISADVENTURE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a misfortune, also MISVENTURE
• death caused by a person accidentally while performing a legal act without negligence or intent to harm
• an unfortunate incident; a mishap
• Mischance; misfortune; ill lick; unlucky accident; ill adventure.
• an instance of misfortune
• a misfortune
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• misfortune, mishap

Words related to MISADVENTURE

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Words that contain MISADVENTURE

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How to use MISADVENTURE in a sentence

• Your looks are pale and wild and do import Some misadventure.
• For that, with all its ghastly sequence of misadventure, no happy end can quite compensate.
• Some hours after this misadventure, as most of us took it, our detail was relieved and we rode back to camp.
• Fotheringay proceeded to tell of his misadventure with Winch, and Mr.
• And so, till dawn, pursuing this mirage of the castle, through pools and among ravines, he wore out a night of miserable misadventure and fatigue.
• In May 1894, as a result of a social misadventure in which he became involved, Stambulov sent in his resignation, confidently expecting a refusal.
• At the telegraph office we received news that the voyage of Lauriado and Fiala down the Papagaio had opened with a misadventure.
• Every misadventure was attributed to negligence, cupidity or treachery.
• The explanation is simple enough and ought to satisfy you that the misadventure was unavoidable.
• Undaunted by the misadventure in Caribbean policies, President Grant warmly advocated the acquisition of Santo Domingo.
• Shortly after this there happened another misadventure.
• Fortunately it was a still clear, night, and they covered the mile to Acacia Street without misadventure and without words.
• For a long time every misadventure to the company, or to individuals connected therewith, was attributed to the sacrilegious action.
• And through such ill-advised proceeding, perchance this misadventure has befallen him who last met with him.
• How did he stumble over it without record of his misadventure? It recurs, however, on every page.
• A new suit of sails was ordered, the old ones to be patched where the Moorish shot had torn them, so as to be of use as a second suit, did any misadventure happen to the others.
• Travelling by way of Chatelherault and Tours, we reached the neighbourhood of Blois a little after noon on the third day without misadventure or any intimation of pursuit.
• But it would be quite a mistake to infer that this wonderful exemption from misadventure is due to luck or chance.
• He lost that office by misadventure, and would have been left destitute if Mr.
• The defenders seemed paralyzed by this misadventure.
• ALAS, said Gawaine, that ever this misadventure is befallen me.
• Right so came his lady out of a chamber and fell over him, and so he smote off her head by misadventure.
• Ah, said the king, here may ye see the vengeance of God, and now am I sorry that this misadventure is befallen.
• As a result of this misadventure, our homeward progress was stopped, and we had to stay at the village of Krestofskaya two days, while we repaired damages.
• From here the trail was easier, as the country was pretty well settled, and Will reached home without further adventure or misadventure.
• Through some misadventure, an inadequate guard was detailed to march them to the gaol.
• A serious misadventure marred the success of the day.
• Want of determination, want of system, the absence of maps, the lack of a sufficient staff, were responsible for two months of misadventure.
• At times it was so real that he bounded to his feet when by some misadventure he slipped from the back of the cloud.
• And presently, thither came Sir Pellinore, craving pardon of the King, who made but jest of his own misadventure.
• Often and often I have planned what I would do if such a misadventure happened to me again, and nothing is easier to plan.
• Percentage of beggars destitute from misadventure, 2 per cent.
• After our misadventure off Newfoundland our voyage was prosperous.

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