misventurous
misventurous adjective: subject to misventure; unfortunate.
Adjective
misventurous (comparative more misventurous, superlative most misventurous)
- Subject to misventure; unfortunate.
- There, after all is ended, the enchantment too shall end, and the misventurous lady and her imprisoned knight shall both be set free.1792, Thomas Holcroft, Anna St. Ives, vol. VII, letter 125
- Not adventurous; timid.
Forms of misventurous
| comparative | more misventurous |
|---|---|
| superlative | most misventurous |
Origin of misventurous
From mis- + venturous.
Questions about misventurous
- What does misventurous mean?
- Misventurous means subject to misventure; unfortunate.
- What part of speech is misventurous?
- Misventurous is an adjective.
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