Misapplied is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MISAPPLIED in dictionary:

VERB:
• MISAPPLY, to apply wrongly
• use (something) for the wrong purpose or in the wrong way

Words related to MISAPPLIED

misapplies16 misapply17 misapplying21

How to use MISAPPLIED in a sentence

• Misunderstood, misapplied, it may have done some harm, but no one can question the signal service which it has been able to render, or the nobility of its mission.
• And if they did hear of it they would regard his labours as misapplied and the result as superfluous.
• The Diversions are every way suitable to Beings who had nothing left them but Strength and Knowledge misapplied.
• The word, however, was to strike him as strangely misapplied, for from the day of their arrival she was in state of perpetual activity.
• But allowance must be made for the misapplied energy of our ancestors.
• Anstey Guthrie has some pleasant instances of texts misapplied.
• But for all that I cannot help wondering whether such enthusiasm is not thrown away or misapplied.
• He visited princes, dukes, the sons of ancient senators, and it was on them or the ladies of their circle that he made the experiments of his misapplied talents.
• Not a moment of time is wasted, nor a fragment of action misapplied.
• A moderate sum will be paid to you yearly for your dress and personal expenses, but if overdrawn or misapplied it will be curtailed or stopped altogether.
• Eveline, the property which should be thine, I have misapplied, and it has melted from my grasp.
• If that is not done our decorative and furnishing schemes later on will be misapplied.
• Let the laws be but just to them and they will be sure of attaining competence, if they have not misjudged their own talents or misapplied them.
• The danger of the Gospel of the gracious forgiveness of sins being misapplied has always existed in the Church.
• But the character of the lawgiver assures them, that the intention of his laws are perverted, when misapplied to persons, who, under their circumstances, take refuge in his ports.
• The philosophical is often misapplied to the stoical.
• The whole of this is an abuse of terms, which the author did not understand, and has totally misapplied.
• The whole charm of youth lies in its advantage over age in respect of experience, and where this has for some reason failed, or been misapplied, the charm is broken.
• There was no stumbling over misapplied texts now, no awkward objections in his throat, but only glowing Bible words of thankfulness and praise and joy.
• The person was convicted of having misapplied the public money, and ordered to make the barracks fit for the reception and accommodation of the troops at his own expense.
• No money, no food, no clothes, and no fuel, if distributed with ordinary discretion, can be misapplied at present in Paris.
• All these legendary stories arose from this antient term being obsolete, and misapplied.
• Upon carefully considering these different points, it will be seen how easily examples may be misapplied.
• Eric learnt a great deal of harm from Upton, and the misapplied hero-worship led to bad results.
• And, indeed, the feelings of moral approbation and disapprobation can never be properly described as erroneous, though they are frequently misapplied.
• FLEMING OF GEORGIA A STRIKING STATEMENT MISAPPLIED BENEFACTIONS IN MEMORIAM THE RADICAL FORCES OF CHRISTIANITY, AS EXHIBITED IN THE WORK OF THE AMERICAN MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION.
• But instead of helping us, they only hurt us, and then I soured on their misapplied zeal.
• Theories become extremely dangerous when they are impracticable, or misapplied, and are pernicious in their consequences from the fallacious measures they establish.
• However unlettered the muse, however hackneyed the rhyme, however misapplied the text, it is consolatory to see them employed.
• The Doctor returned the squeeze, and assured him that the congratulation was by no means misapplied.
• Nothing annoyed her more than an elegantly-finished house scantily provided with shabby, incongruous and misapplied furniture.
• At best, it only serves to confirm belief, to stifle doubt, to silence logic misapplied.
• He seemed to put no effort into it, but the result proved there was not an ounce of misapplied energy.
• These terms, now belonging to the common places of political speech, are adopted and misapplied by most persons without reflection.

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