Misdirected is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MISDIRECTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• MISDIRECT, to point in the wrong direction
• direct to the wrong place or in the wrong direction
• aim (something) in the wrong direction
• use or apply (something) wrongly or inappropriately
• (of a judge) instruct (a jury) wrongly
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to give a wrong direction to

Words related to MISDIRECTED

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How to use MISDIRECTED in a sentence

• A handful of them has been forgotten or misdirected.
• Flame replied from time to time by little licks of the tongue, most of them curiously misdirected.
• But the fury that has been spent upon General Dyer is, I am sure, largely misdirected.
• The book which fails may have many excellencies, but they must have been misdirected.
• But the ranks would be less crowded with incompetent writers if men of real ability were not so often misdirected in their aims.
• Yet he was able to duck backward so that the blade only slit open his shirt as Pedro, with the misdirected force of his blow, lunged past its object.
• It has even been instructive, as showing to what extent it is possible for plain facts to be perverted by misdirected ingenuity.
• The slates are preserved in our sad museum of specimens of misdirected ingenuity.
• You must pardon me if I say I think, in this case, your benevolence misdirected.
• Whatever touch of misdirected heroism was to be found in any pirate, it was certainly not to be found in Kidd.
• I smiled, and thanked them, and said, oh, Peter was so absent-minded! No doubt he had misdirected his letters, or something of the sort.
• It magnified the shadows of their men and horses so that the enemy took the shadow for the substance, and their missiles were misdirected and fell short.
• Medical men do sometimes deceive their patients, from what has always seemed to me to be misdirected kindness of heart.
• In this way the statistical inquiries have been narrowed in scope, and interpretation retarded and misdirected.
• If he had thought to forget his sorrows among the light-hearted revel of those that did not sorrow, he misdirected his search.
• Brief experience will, in most instances, show her that this anxiety has been misdirected.
• There is much tucking of napkins under chins that the person may be shielded from misdirected food-offerings.
• Between me and the Pyrenees this immense ghastly sarcophagus of misdirected enterprise possessed the landscape, and I approached it.
• They are not a mere wild, misdirected, meaningless series of insane acts, such as one would expect from a demented person, but distinct reactions to situations.
• Had she misdirected it, then? In that first blinding moment her mind might so easily have failed her.
• The vocal cords must, in their action, be free from the disturbance of uncontrolled breath action below them, or the hindrance due to misdirected effort above them.
• I went to Serbia as a tourist, but, thanks to the misdirected energy of the Serb police, was made aware for the first time of the unseen forces which were at work in the Balkans.
• Alas! A little misdirected the dagger glanced from the bone and pierced the shoulder.
• They were so long reaching the dam that they thought they must have been misdirected.
• It calls for the abandonment of a frivolous conduct, with its excessive attachment to trivial and often misdirected pleasures.
• It is pitiable to think how the work of a fine head may be spoiled by misdirected feet.
• The invitation for the masquerade might have been misdirected or have slipped down behind something.
• Spiritually speaking, your life is an example of misdirected and dissipated energy.
• Better no study at all than aimless or misdirected activity, because of lack of purpose.
• A religious feeling, strong though misdirected, evidently existed both in king and people, involving considerable expenditure on objects and places of worship.
• Demands could not be misdirected, goods sought could not be false, if the standard by which they are to be corrected were not constructed out of them.
• She seemed to me a restless, lonely, misdirected intelligence hungry to know things.
• What I did wish to avoid, in this natural transition, was a misdirected use of its advantages.

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