Misgather
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech verb
Quick meaning: Misgather is a verb meaning To accumulate or assemble incorrectly.
Meaning
To accumulate or assemble incorrectly.
More Meanings
- To infer or conclude incorrectly.
Example Sentences
Some leaves have been lost or misgathered; the MS., however, affords no indication for deciding which of these suppositions is correct.
The lower the discriminating conceptual power the more the facts are misgathered, i.e. the greater the misinformation – and vice versa .
Both Diana and Sydney had over-focused on some features to the exclusion of others, causing them to misgather and misuse the “data” they had about their lovers.
Secondly, I have gathered from your testimony, though I mention it because I want to be correct if I misgather it, that NASA is an operating agency, not an intelligence agency.
Word Forms
- misgathers
- misgathering
- misgathered
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include miscollect, mismerge, misassemble, miscompile, mishmash, misgenerate.
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