missay Antonyms
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Meaning of missay
Webster
missay (v. t.)
To say wrongly.
To speak evil of; to slander.
Webster
missay (v. i.)
To speak ill.
missay Sentence Examples
- The politician misspoke in his address, causing confusion among the audience.
- My friend always missays my name, which I find rather amusing.
- The child missaid the word "pronunciation," accidentally saying "proclamation" instead.
- The student missaid the equation, causing the entire class to erupt in laughter.
- The waiter missaid the order, leading to a mix-up in the kitchen.
- The phone operator missaid the number, resulting in the caller being connected to the wrong person.
- The interpreter missaid the speaker's words, disrupting the flow of the conversation.
- The journalist missaid the quote, unintentionally changing its meaning.
- The teacher missaid the directions, leading the students to complete the assignment incorrectly.
- The newscaster misspoke, accidentally reporting the incorrect information.
FAQs About the word missay
To say wrongly., To speak evil of; to slander., To speak ill.
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The politician misspoke in his address, causing confusion among the audience.
My friend always missays my name, which I find rather amusing.
The child missaid the word "pronunciation," accidentally saying "proclamation" instead.
The student missaid the equation, causing the entire class to erupt in laughter.
