misallege Sentence Examples
- The prosecution misalleged the defendant's motives, painting him as a cunning schemer.
- The politician's opponents misalleged his financial dealings, accusing him of corruption without evidence.
- The disgruntled employee misalleged her manager's competency, claiming he was unfit to lead.
- The tabloid misalleged the celebrity's personal life, publishing sensationalized rumors that were later proven false.
- The researcher misalleged the data in her study, leading to flawed conclusions.
- The witness misalleged the suspect's appearance, providing an inaccurate description that hindered the investigation.
- The journalist misalleged the source's identity, exposing them to public scrutiny and potential danger.
- The lawyer misalleged the opposing counsel's arguments, distorting their meaning and misleading the jury.
- The authority figure misalleged the citizen's intentions, branding them as a threat without justification.
- The social media account misalleged the political candidate's views, spreading misinformation and inciting outrage.
misallege Meaning
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misallege (v. t.)
To state erroneously.
Synonyms & Antonyms of misallege
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To state erroneously.
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The prosecution misalleged the defendant's motives, painting him as a cunning schemer.
The politician's opponents misalleged his financial dealings, accusing him of corruption without evidence.
The disgruntled employee misalleged her manager's competency, claiming he was unfit to lead.
The tabloid misalleged the celebrity's personal life, publishing sensationalized rumors that were later proven false.
