Misconceived is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MISCONCEIVED in dictionary:

VERB:
• MISCONCEIVE, to conceive wrongly
• judge or plan badly, typically on the basis of faulty understanding
• fail to understand (something) correctly
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• management information systems

Words related to MISCONCEIVED

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How to use MISCONCEIVED in a sentence

• He began to see that he had misconceived the whole treatment of it.
• You evidently misconceived our views in the letters to which you allude, and felt much too strongly our advice and remarks in respect to your writing us so much on politics.
• David Blair, this order of poetic numbers is utterly misconceived and misrepresented.
• It is neither warped nor misconceived, when properly demonstrated.
• And this point about the water brings me at last to a cardinal fact in the constitution of deserts which is almost always utterly misconceived in Europe.
• The latter has seen a truth and misconceived it, thus losing some truth that he had before he began to reflect.
• It has at its best ventured everything for the well-being of the soul, even when it has misconceived that well-being.
• Humor is a dual faculty, as much misconceived by those who listen as by those who speak.
• He had, in fact, misconceived the object of the visit, and supposed that under the guise of a friendly call, lurked an inclination to beg, which fear of refusal had suppressed.
• Only those can miss this fact who have utterly misconceived Christianity as a barren set of prohibitions, warning its devotees off the field of great sections of human experience.
• Longstreet, however, brilliant fighting soldier as he was, appears to have misconceived the duties of a detached force.
• The observations which he has made appear to me to be founded on nothing more than common prejudice, and misconceived notions of the subject.
• Ireland was also recognised as an island and its relative size was not greatly misconceived.
• His first efforts, as his last, were directed to the silencing of both parties, but most especially the Abolitionists, whose character and aims he misconceived.
• He misconceived the case, and here his tragedy began to flourish.
• They claim to have discovered that the Church in all the past has misconceived the first prophetic promise given to man.

Similar words containing CONCEIV without suffix ed and without prefix mis

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