misreared
misreared is the simple past and past participle of misrear.
Meaning of misrear
Verb
misrear (third-person singular simple present misrears, present participle misrearing, simple past and past participle misreared)
- To rear improperly.
- The educated Christian girl is loath to marry into a heathen family for fear of having to misrear or lose her children under the dictate of an ignorant and superstitious mother-in-law.1911, Edward Alsworth Ross, The Changing Chinese, page 198
Questions about misreared
- What is misreared the simple past and past participle of?
- Misreared is the simple past and past participle of misrear.
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