miso theIsm

[Gr. miseō =to hate, and theos God.) Hatred of God. *mis-ōwn', v. i. [Pref. mis-, and Eng. own , v. (q. v.)] Το own, acknowledge, or avow wrongly or falsely. "He abiured all articles belonging to the crafte of negromancie or misowning to the faith."- Stow : Henry VI . (an. 1440). mis-paint', v. t. [Pref. mis-, and English paint, v. (q. v.)] Τo paint wrongly or in wrong colors. *mis-păs-sion (sion as shốn), s. [Pref. mis-, and Eng. pa ion (q. v.).] Wrong pa ion or feeling. "The inward mis pa ion of the heart." -Bishop Hall: Hard Texts ; Matt . v. 22. *mis-pătched, a . [Pref. mis- , and Eng. patched (q.v.).] Having patches in the wrong places. "Mispatched, yawning, stretching."-Richardson: Clar i a , viii. 158.