misvalue (misvalu)

t.; pret. and pp. mis valued, ppr. misvaluing. [ I am so yong, I dread my warke Wot be misvalued both of old and yong. W. Browne, Young Willie and Old Wernock. misventure (mis-ven'tür), n. [ mis -1 + ven ture. Cf. misadventure .] An unfortunate venture; a misadventure. All friends were touched with a kind of. joy to see, as I said, the color of Jack's money, after so many misven tures and foiled struggles. Carlyle , in Froude. misventurous (mis-ven'tūr-us), a. [ mis -1 + venturous .] Wanting boldne or daring; timorous; fearful. Misventurous Irish women, giving up their plan of emigration. Carlyle, The Century, XXIV. 20. misvoucht (mis-vouch'), v. t. [ That very text or saying is mis vouched . Bacon, True Greatne of Britain.