Missuspect

Quick meaning: Missuspect is a verb meaning To suspect something that is not, in fact, the case.

Meaning

To suspect something that is not, in fact, the case.

Example Sentences

I rely —wealthy prisoner with witness— on an effect that I missuspect is mine, since, unfortunately, I am a man.

Either plot would make an excellent Play, we merely prefer the financial fragment for the reason that missuspected marital infidelity is too closely a copy of plays like "The Thief” and “The Spendthrift."

I'll tell you why; because I can't, until I can locate some missuspecting town or something like that which doesn't know an elephant from a hole in the ground and which is yearning for the beginning of a zoo.

"Mrs. Moysey" — the tragicomedy of a widow sadly missupspected, "Telling" — the almost unbearable tale of a gently insane boy murderer, and "The Working Party" — concerned with a young farm wife who, entertaining a huge "working party" of women, finally goes to pieces after trying to ignore a dead workman on her kitchen stairs are all warrant of a talent far greater than heretofore indicated.

Word Forms

• missuspects
• missuspecting
• missuspected

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