Learning English Vocabulary for 9th July : Here is the complete list.

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Misdemeanour (n) : bad behaviour, a trifling offence
Misdirect (v) : to direct wrongly
Miser (n) : a hoarder of money but not an enjoyer of it
Miserable (adj.): wretched, unhappy
Misery (n) : great grief, wretched condition
Misfire (v) : (of guns and revolvers) fail to go off
Misfit (n): thing which doesn’t fit
Misfit (v) : fit badly
Misfortune (n): ill-luck
Misgiving (n) : mistrust, suspicion
Misgovern (v) : govern badly
Misguide (v) : lead wrongly
Mishandle (v): handle badly
Mishap (n) : unlucky accident
Misinform (v) : give a wrong information
Misinterpret (v) : give wrong meaning to
Mislay (v) : misplace, lose
Mislead (v); misguide, deceive
Mismanage (v) : manage badly or wrongly
Misnomer (n) : wrong name
Misplace (v) : mislay, place in the wrong place
Misrepresent (v): to represent wrongly, give an unfaithful picture
Miss (v) : fail to catch, fail to hit
Miss (n) : a young unmarried
Missile (n) : a weapon for throwing, anything (stone, etc.,) thrown to do harm
Missing (adj.): lost, wanting
Mission (n) : the sending out of a number of persons, (abroad)for special work, embassy
Missionary (n) : apostle, preacher, missionary spirit
Missive (n) : letter, a message
Misspell (v): spell wrongly
Misspell (n) : misspelling
Mist (n) : minute drops of water suspended in the air near the earth’s surface, thin fog (fog = dense Mist)
Mistake (v): to err, to understand wrongly
Mistake (n) : an error
Mistaken (adj.) : in correct
Mistress (n) : woman in authority over servants, female head of the house hold, a lady teacher
Mistrust (v): feel no confidence, be in doubt
Misunderstand (v): take in a wrong sense
Misuse (n): use wrongly, abuse, ill-treat
Misuse (v): use wrongly, abuse, ill-treat
Mite (n) : the little best one can do, very small quantity, a very small insect

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