The strangely misnamed section, the Bright Angel Creek, is absolutely dark, even at midday.
That singularly misnamed appendage, the cow-catcher, strikes her amidships.
In the exterior group would be included the misnamed organ of Wit or Mirthfulness, which is really a source of philosophy and originality.
Much has been said of the defection of Russia, and every attempt made to deduce from this circumstance so misnamed causes of despair or diminished hope.
Word, been prosecuted in thy Court, misnamed of justice, and known, O King!
Only to know the coldness of a misnamed pride; never to know the close, warm joy of humility.
And so, in all our history, the south, misnamed a democracy, did furnish to the United States many of their leading lights, and the highest saints in our calendar.
It is surrounded by a carriage-drive two and one-half miles long, has some fine old trees, large stretches of grass, and contains a handsome sheet of water sadly misnamed the Serpentine River.
Beyond these on either side are the sculptures misnamed “the Trophies of Marius” and the statues of Constantine and his son from the Baths of Constantine on the Quirinal.
It is a law of so- called mortal mind, misnamed matter, which causes all things discordant.
Legislative Council under the Crown Colony Government in the Orange River Colony, now misnamed the Orange "Free" State, is one of the leading South African journalists.
The Northern Colonies Now let us consider the position in the Northern Colonies, especially in the misnamed Free State.
This is a sad picture of political hypocrisy based upon the misnamed popular will of a country which had for twenty years been demoralized by the very chieftain who was about to reap the direful harvest he had sown in the hearts of his people.
Godoy, the misnamed "Prince of Peace," was the virtual ruler of the nation.
I will reciprocate his love; and, if papa is willing, I will be the wife of what my people havemisnamed a traitor.
The hours dragged slowly along, a faint light struggled through the small aperture misnamed window, a little mouse stole in and began to nibble at the crumbs of bread on the floor, while I watched him intently.
There we meet not only the misnamed dead but also many of those who are still in the physical body, and let me state here that many of our difficult problems of physical life are worked out in sleep.
Then we are of great help to the living, and also the misnamed dead.
Many of the misnamed dead are present, and when we go to sleep at night we meet them and converse with them just the same as if they were inhabiting their mortal bodies.
The unselfish soul who acts unselfishly can be of much service to his fellow-man, not only the living but also the misnamed dead, and they can often remember their astral happenings in waking consciousness to the minutest detail.
The misnamed human soul is material sense, which sinneth and shall die; for it is an error or false sense of mentality in matter, and matter has no sense.
This lower, misnamed mind is a false claim, a suppositional mind, which I prefer to call mortal mind.
The so-called material senses, and the mortal mind which is misnamed man, take no cognizance of spiritual individuality, which manifests immortality, whose Principle is God.
I generally found the francolin in the low scrub, although I have often shot it either in the cultivated fields or in the wild prickly low plants upon the open ground which have been misnamed heather.
With these additions to my outfit, and with the vessel in good trim, though somewhat deeply laden, I was well prepared for another bout with the Southern, misnamed Pacific, Ocean.
The Spray was now in a protected sea and smooth water, the first she had dipped her keel into since leaving Gibraltar, and a change it was from the heaving of the misnamed "Pacific" Ocean.
And the greatest curse humanity has laid upon itself is that arbitrary interference with the natural development of the mind which is misnamed 'education.
A great deal of the process misnamed education is directed towards this end, with the result that in nine cases out of ten the brain is simply paralyzed and rendered incapable of performing its proper functions.
The misnamed Battle of the Tenaru had cost Colonel Hunt’s regiment 34 killed in action and 75 wounded.
Alerted by patrols, the Marines now dug in along the Ilu River, oftenmisnamed the Tenaru on Marine maps, were ready for Colonel Ichiki.
Beyond these, on either side, are two trophies of imperial times discovered in the ruin on the Esquiline, misnamed the Trophies of Marius.
The person thus strangely misnamed drew aside the tapestry, so as to let in more light; then entered the room, pushing the wheeled chair before her.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "misnamed" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
