Definition Conjugation
Definition of misraise - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
wrong upbringingRare bring up a child in a wrong wayRare
- They feared they might misraise their children without proper guidance.
2.
emotionRare raise or excite unreasonablyRare
- He tends to misraise hopes with his promises.
Origin of misraise
English, mis- (wrongly) + raise (lift up)
Examples of misraise in a sentence
Parents should be cautious not to misraise their kids. The news can misraise public expectations. Advertisements often misraise consumer desires.
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- French:mal élever, susciter, ...
- German:falsch erziehen, wecken, ...
- Italian:educare male, eccitare, ...
- Spanish:malcriar, levantar, ...
- Portuguese:criar mal, criar falsas esperanças, ...
- Chinese:错误地抚养, 引起, ...
- Japanese:誤って育てる, 不当に高める, ...
- Arabic:أَسَاءَ تَرْبِيَةَ, أَوْهَمَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְגַדֵּל בְּאֹפֶן שְׁגִיָּה, לְעוֹרֵר תִּקְווֹת שָׁוְא, ...
- Russian:неправильно воспитать, вселять, ...
- Ukrainian:неправильно виховувати, піднімати, ...
- Hindi:गलत तरीके से पालना, बढ़ाना, ...
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