misbestow Synonyms
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misbestow Meaning
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misbestow (v. t.)
To bestow improperly.
misbestow Sentence Examples
- The king misbestowed his favor, rewarding an undeserving courtier.
- By misbestowing trust on an untrustworthy individual, she jeopardized the company's reputation.
- The judge misbestowed the inheritance on the wrong heir, leading to years of bitter legal battles.
- The teacher misbestowed praise on a lazy student, undermining the value of true achievement.
- The parents misbestowed love on their child by spoiling them and failing to set boundaries.
- The government misbestowed funds on dubious projects, resulting in wasted taxpayer money.
- The artist misbestowed their talent on crude and uninspired work, sullying their reputation.
- The jury misbestowed their verdict by convicting an innocent person based on circumstantial evidence.
- The chef misbestowed the ingredients in the dish, creating an unappetizing and inedible concoction.
- The philanthropist misbestowed their wealth on a fraudulent charity, diverting funds from those who truly needed it.
FAQs About the word misbestow
To bestow improperly.
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The king misbestowed his favor, rewarding an undeserving courtier.
By misbestowing trust on an untrustworthy individual, she jeopardized the company's reputation.
The judge misbestowed the inheritance on the wrong heir, leading to years of bitter legal battles.
The teacher misbestowed praise on a lazy student, undermining the value of true achievement.
