10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MISACCEPTATION»
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misacceptation in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
misacceptation and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Interpretation and Understanding
Here is a sample of misunderstanding's cousins (most of them listed in the OED):
misacceptation, misaffirm, misanswer, misapprehension, mischristen, misconvey,
misdescribe, mishear, misinfer, misinform, misintend, misinterpret, mismean, ...
2
A dictionary of the German and English languages
misacceptation. ,. mïsâkiépià'-. ihùn , ( M i < a с с e p ' 1 1 o n ) v С IT -.Vi 1 1"¡ L' i'
V •• 1ап6, tie ïJiifjteutung. misadventure, misâdvén'Uliûre. -. I. ter Unfall, ta« l.Viü.
in'rfnrt , lliigliiif. 2. IJu'itiu-ilir ) ter niHH'i-|,ii;,lul)c ...
Christoph Friedrich Grieb,
1847
3
An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language
Misceo. Miniature, minikin, minim, minimum, minion, rainish. Minuo. Minister,
ministration. Minister. Minor, minuend, minum, minute, minutiae. Minuo. Mirable,
miracle, miraculous, mirror. MU rus. Misacceptation. Mis; ac ; caput. Misadventure
.
4
Archaeologia Or Miscellaneous Tracts Relating to Antiquity
... by the fame misacceptation of the seal ; for in Mr. Hearne's Collection of
curious Discourses, pag. 160. speaking of William Conq. he says: " think- " ing
himself to be a most happy man to be king over so worthy " a kingdom, which he
placed ...
5
A code of signals for the use of the mercantile navy
... r 64 Mirthful 87 Misbestow ly 88 Miscal 65 Mis 89 Miscalculate 66
Misacceptation 67 Misadventure ion 68 Misadvised 90 Miscarriage 69
Misaffected 91 Miscarry 70 Misallege 92 Miscellaneous 71 Misanthrope 93
Miscellany ic 94 Mischance ...
Bethune James Walker,
1841
6
A new universal etymological technological, and pronouncing ...
Misacceptation, mis-ak-sep-ta'shun, >. The act of taking or understanding in a
wrong sense. Misadventure, mis-ad- ven'ture, «. Mischance; misfortune; ill luck ;
an unlucky accident. In Law, when applied to homicide, is when a man, in doing
a ...
John Craig (F.G.S.),
1849
7
A New Abridgment of Ainsworth's Dictionary: English and ...
A mirror-stone, selenites. Mirth, latilia, gaudiun- hila- ritas. Full of mirth, facetus,
Mlaris. Of mirth, ludicer, jocosus. Misacceptation, comprehenaio rei sinistra. A
misadventure [mischance] casus iuiquus, infortunium. [In law I homicidium fortuita
m .
Misacceptation. 12. Melliferous. 20. Ignominiously. 4. Incendiary. 13.
Mediterranean. 21. Insipience. 5. Ambiguous. 14. Commiserative. 22.
Interrogatively. 6. Inexpediency. 15. Unmitigable. - 23. Corrosion. 7.
Colleagueship. 16. Commissioned.
California. Department of Education,
1871
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An universal etymological English dictionary
L. MISACCEPTATION, a wrong Understanding or .'.pprehenfion ot any thing.
MISACOMPTID, Mifreckoncd. Chaue. MISA VENTURE, [ mesaventtae, F.
mipnmtur*, leal. 1 the killing of a Man partly by Negligence, and partly by Chance,
as by ...
10
Devotions Upon Emergent Occasions: Together with Death's Duell
Misinterpretation -- N. misinterpretation, † misapprehension, misunderstanding,
misacceptation , misconstruction, misapplication; catachresis†; eisegesis†; cross-
reading, cross-purposes; mistake &c 495. misrepresentation, perversion, ...
John Donne, William Henry Draper, Izaak Walton,
1926