misallegation
misallegation noun: an erroneous statement or allegation.
Noun
misallegation (countable and uncountable, plural misallegations)
- An erroneous statement or allegation.
- […] contrary to their misallegation of Dr. Whitakers, he plainly tells them, Episcopacy is so proper a remedy for this evil, that, unless the Bishop have a peerless power, there will be as many Schisms as Priests […]1641, Joseph Hall, A Defence of the Humble Remonstance against the frivolous and false exceptions of Smectymnuus
Forms of misallegation
| plural | misallegations |
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Origin of misallegation
From mis- + allegation.
Questions about misallegation
- What does misallegation mean?
- Misallegation means an erroneous statement or allegation.
- What part of speech is misallegation?
- Misallegation is a noun.
- What is the plural of misallegation?
- The plural of misallegation is misallegations.
Words near misallegation in the dictionary
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