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misplead

[ mis-pleed ]

verb (used with or without object)

mispleaded, mispleading.
  1. to plead incorrectly.

misplead

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verb

  1. tr to plead incorrectly
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Origin of misplead1

First recorded in 1670–80; mis- 1 + plead
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Misplead, mis-plēd′, v.i. to plead wrongly.—n.

From

Misplead′ing, an error in pleading.

From

To her, oh not to her   The crime belongs, though frenzy may misplead!

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