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/mis kown"seuhl/, v.t., miscounseled, miscounseling or (esp. Brit.) miscounselled, miscounselling.to advise wrongly.[1350-1400; ME; see MIS-1, COUNSEL]
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Miscounsel — Mis*coun sel, v. t. To counsel or advise wrongly. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
miscounsel — mis·counsel … English syllables
miscounsel — mis•coun′sel v. t. seled, sel•ing or (esp. brit.) selled, sel•ling … From formal English to slang
miscounsel — /mɪsˈkaʊnsəl/ (say mis kownsuhl) verb (t) (miscounselled or, US, miscounseled, miscounselling or, US, miscounseling) to advise wrongly …
miscounsel — (ˈ) ̷ ̷+ transitive verb Etymology: Middle English misconselen, probably from Middle French mesconseillier, from Old French, from mes mis (I) + conseillier, conseiller to give counsel more at counsel : to advise wrongly miscounseled him to refuse … Useful english dictionary
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