misalliance (Meaning)
Wordnet
misalliance (n)
an unsuitable alliance (especially with regard to marriage)
Webster
misalliance (n.)
A marriage with a person of inferior rank or social station; an improper alliance; a mesalliance.
Synonyms & Antonyms of misalliance
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misalliance Sentence Examples
- The misalliance between the wealthy aristocrat and the impoverished commoner shocked society.
- Critics denounced the play's misalliance of comic and tragic elements.
- The politician's marriage to a woman half his age was widely seen as a misalliance.
- The company's misalliance with a controversial organization damaged its reputation.
- The misalliance of our children's interests and abilities posed a challenge for their education.
- The misalliance between the military and the political elite led to disastrous consequences.
- The doctor's treatment of the patient was a misalliance of scientific knowledge and personal bias.
- The misalliance of the team's star players created a hostile atmosphere in the locker room.
- The misalliance of art and commerce often leads to compromises in creative integrity.
- The misalliance between the old and the new in this city's architecture creates a fascinating blend of styles.
FAQs About the word misalliance
an unsuitable alliance (especially with regard to marriage)A marriage with a person of inferior rank or social station; an improper alliance; a mesalliance.
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The misalliance between the wealthy aristocrat and the impoverished commoner shocked society.
Critics denounced the play's misalliance of comic and tragic elements.
The politician's marriage to a woman half his age was widely seen as a misalliance.
The company's misalliance with a controversial organization damaged its reputation.
