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ˌmisappreˈhensive, a.
[mis-1 6.]
Apt to misapprehend. Hence misappreˈhensively adv., through misapprehension; misappreˈhensiveness, the quality of being misapprehensive.
1646H. Lawrence Comm. & War w. Angels 120 Because men are either insincere and unfaithfull, or misapprehensive and darke. 1862F. Hall Hindu Philos. Syst. 142 The good and evil works of the misapprehensive man serve to fetter him. Ibid. 246 The soul..when it is misapprehensively viewed as a reflexion. 1869Browning Ring & Bk. ix. 1526 Gently, O mother, judge men—whose mistake Is in the mere misapprehensiveness! 1880J. W. Sherer Conjuror's Dau. 130 Henry had been always dull and misapprehensive. |