miscounsel (Meaning)
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miscounsel (v. t.)
To counsel or advise wrongly.
Synonyms & Antonyms of miscounsel
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miscounsel Sentence Examples
- The lawyer's miscounsel led to a wrongful conviction.
- The politician's miscounsel alienated many of his supporters.
- The doctor's miscounsel contributed to the patient's poor health.
- The financial advisor's miscounsel resulted in substantial losses for their client.
- The therapist's miscounsel worsened the patient's mental health condition.
- The teacher's miscounsel confused and misled the students.
- The boss's miscounsel caused division and low morale in the workplace.
- The parent's miscounsel hindered the child's development.
- The expert's miscounsel misled the court and resulted in an unjust ruling.
- The counselor's miscounsel left the individual feeling even more lost and uncertain.
FAQs About the word miscounsel
To counsel or advise wrongly.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The lawyer's miscounsel led to a wrongful conviction.
The politician's miscounsel alienated many of his supporters.
The doctor's miscounsel contributed to the patient's poor health.
The financial advisor's miscounsel resulted in substantial losses for their client.
