missymbolize
verbEtymology From mis- + symbolize.
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To symbolize incorrectly.
- In sum, if a tariff increase is found to be missymbolized, we may order it cancelled and require that it be republished, giving rise to a new protest perlod.1985, ICC Register: A Daily Summary of Motor Carrier Applications, page 9:
- there is nothing of any added importance in them, except that if you missymbolize, the problem may become unworkable.1990, Richard W. Miller, Introduction to Logic: Study Guide, page 151:
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- The theory of moods refers the analyst to a history of affect before the term, plunging into the missymbolized primary emotions, such as those of the less neurotic subjects, below the affect related to the language.2019, François Duparc, “Mauvaises humeurs”, in Psychologie Clinique: