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misminded

misminded adjective: holding the wrong opinion or belief.

Adjective

misminded (comparative more misminded, superlative most misminded)

  1. (obsolete, rare) Holding the wrong opinion or belief.
    • If I'm not much misminded, the prank will be essayed1832, Edward Duros, Otterbourne: A Story of the English Marches, volume 1, page 246
    • We are convinced that claims have been made against us, not by a whole body of another class, but by certain mistaken and misminded persons of that class, […]1841, Sir James Charles Dalbiac, A Few Words on the Corn Laws, page 7

Forms of misminded

comparativemore misminded
superlativemost misminded

Questions about misminded

What does misminded mean?
Misminded means holding the wrong opinion or belief.
What part of speech is misminded?
Misminded is an adjective.

Words near misminded in the dictionary

  1. mismetring
  2. mismigrate
  3. mismigrated
  4. mismigration
  5. mismigrations
  6. misminded
  7. mismirror
  8. mismirrored
  9. mismirroring
  10. mismirrors
  11. mismix

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