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miscare

miscare noun: faulty or improper care.

Noun

miscare (uncountable)

  1. Faulty or improper care.
    • […] organising national and regional workshops on the miscare of the elderly […]1989, Gillian Crosby, Centre for Policy on Ageing, CPA world directory of old age (page 113)

Origin of miscare

From mis- + care.

Questions about miscare

What does miscare mean?
Miscare means faulty or improper care.
What part of speech is miscare?
Miscare is a noun.

Words near miscare in the dictionary

  1. miscapitalizing
  2. miscaption
  3. miscaptioned
  4. miscaptioning
  5. miscaptions
  6. miscare
  7. miscarriage
  8. miscarriage of justice
  9. miscarriages
  10. miscarriages of justice
  11. miscarried

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