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misconceived
/ ˌmɪskənˈsiːvd /
adjective
- faultily or wrongly planned or based
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Example Sentences
Be careful, it advised, your reaction could be misconceived as inhospitable.
As someone who thinks the Obama approach to health reform is badly misconceived, I am reluctantly rooting for the Blue Dogs.
Hence a few suggestions are necessary at this point upon this much neglected and misconceived subject.
Limited sketches of this kind are, furthermore, liable to be misconceived.
The machinery they employed was the long derided, misconceived, and unappreciated Women's Club.
Singular destiny of that power, so often misconceived, and yet so manifest!
How much I have misunderstood you, and how much you have misconceived your own heart.
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