mis·name [mɪsˈneɪm] CZ. cz. przech.
1. misname (call wrongly):
2. misname (call inappropriately):
- to misname sb/sth sb/sth
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Both genera have at times been confused with xanthorrhoeas and misnamed as grasstrees.
en.wikipedia.org Systems where there is a penalty after detection of target drugs are sometimes misnamed zero tolerance for the foregoing reasons.
en.wikipedia.org This is misnamed a feast, being full of annoyance; since going out-of-doors is burdensome, and staying within doors is not undisturbed.
en.wikipedia.org On the insurance records, the woman's death was noted as the result of "cardiovascular" complications, misnaming the actual cause of death.
www.theblaze.com It would take the military's incursion into power to destroy all of that under a unitary command structure that was misnamed a federation.
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