Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: To feel doubt or suspicion about something.

Example: She began to misgive about the decision after hearing the new information.

Definition: A feeling of doubt or worry about something that may happen in the future.

Example: She had misgivings about accepting the job offer because it required moving to a new city.

Definition: To manage or control something in a poor or ineffective way.

Example: The country suffered greatly due to the misgovern of its leaders.

Definition: The act or process of governing poorly or ineffectively, leading to negative outcomes for a society or organization.

Example: The country suffered from misgovernment, resulting in widespread dissatisfaction among its citizens.

Definition: The act of leading someone in the wrong direction or giving them incorrect advice.

Example: The misguidance from the advisor led the team to make poor decisions.

Definition: To lead someone in the wrong direction or to give them incorrect information.

Example: The teacher did not mean to misguide her students, but some of the information was outdated.

Definition: Based on incorrect ideas or beliefs; having good intentions but making mistakes because of misunderstanding.

Example: His misguided attempts to help only made the situation worse.

Definition: In a way that shows a lack of good judgment or understanding.

Example: He misguidedly believed that he could finish the project in one day.

Definition: The state of being led in the wrong direction or having incorrect beliefs or ideas.

Example: His misguidedness led him to make poor decisions that affected his career.

Definition: The act of handling something incorrectly or carelessly, leading to problems or mistakes.

Example: The mishandling of the documents caused delays in the project.

Definition: To manage or deal with something in a careless or improper way.

Example: The mishandling of the documents led to a delay in the project.