misdeclare
misdeclare verb: to declare wrongly; to declare erroneously.
Verb
misdeclare (third-person singular simple present misdeclares, present participle misdeclaring, simple past and past participle misdeclared)
- To declare wrongly; to declare erroneously.
Forms of misdeclare
| third-person singular present | misdeclares |
|---|---|
| present participle | misdeclaring |
| past participle | misdeclared |
| past | misdeclared |
Origin of misdeclare
From mis- + declare.
Words that rhyme with misdeclare
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- declare
- hair
- Sinclair
- where
- ayr
- care
- layer
- mayor
- parterre
- fare
- glare
- lair
- pear
- prayer
- snare
- compare
- dare
- rare
- share
- swear
- ware
- wear and tear
- Ayer
- blare
- flair
- forbear
- Kerr
- laissez faire
- mousquetaire
- pare
- prepare
- repair
- stare
- unfair
- yare
- -ware
- abear
- aflare
- despair
- glair
- heir
- impair
- Pierre
- reair
- scare
- tare
- trillionaire
- Voltaire
Questions about misdeclare
- What does misdeclare mean?
- Misdeclare means to declare wrongly; to declare erroneously.
- What part of speech is misdeclare?
- Misdeclare is a verb.
- What is the past tense of misdeclare?
- The past tense of misdeclare is misdeclared.
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