Definition: Not correct or appropriate; something that is wrong or out of place.

Example: There was something mis about the way he spoke, as if he was not being honest.

Definition: In a way that is incorrect or not right; something that is not as it should be.

Example: The instructions were misinterpreted, leading to confusion.

Definition: To change something in a way that is incorrect or not suitable, causing it to be out of proper order.

Example: He had to misadjust the settings on the machine, which led to a malfunction.

Definition: Having received incorrect advice or guidance, leading to poor decisions or actions.

Example: His misadvised decision to invest in that company cost him a lot of money.

Definition: To place or arrange something in a way that is not correct or not in the right position.

Example: If the wheels are misaligned, the car will not drive straight.

Definition: To form an alliance in a way that is incorrect or unsuitable.

Example: The two countries misally, leading to confusion in their diplomatic relations.

Definition: To change something incorrectly, especially in a way that makes it worse.

Example: The technician misaltered the settings, causing the machine to malfunction.

Definition: A wrong or incorrect interpretation or evaluation of something.

Example: The misanalysis of the data led to faulty conclusions.

Definition: To understand something incorrectly or to have a wrong idea about it.

Example: She misapprehended his intentions and thought he was being rude.

Definition: Not understood correctly; having a wrong idea about something.

Example: Her intentions were misapprehended, leading to confusion among the team.

Definition: To misunderstand or interpret something incorrectly.

Example: She misapprehended his intentions and thought he was being rude.

Definition: A failure to understand something correctly, often leading to a misunderstanding or misconception.

Example: Her misapprehension about the instructions caused her to make a mistake.