Misapplication Definition & Meaning

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Misapplication

Misapplication Definition And Meaning
What's The Definition Of Misapplication? [n] the fraudulent appropriation of funds or property entrusted to your care but actually owned by someone else [n] wrong use or application Synonyms \| Synonyms for Misapplication: defalcation \| embezzlement \| misappropriation \| peculation Related Terms \| Find terms related to Misapplication: aberrancy \| aberration \| abuse \| abuse of office \| abuse of terms \| apparent soundness \| befoulment \| casuistry \| catachresis \| circularity \| contorting \| conversion \| corrupt administration \| debasement \| defalcation \| defectiveness \| defilement \| delusion \| desecration \| deviancy \| disingenuousness \| distortion \| diversion \| eisegesis \| embezzlement \| equivocalness \| equivocation \| errancy \| erroneousness \| error \| evasive reasoning \| fallaciousness \| fallacy \| falseness \| falsity \| fault \| faultiness \| flaw \| flawedness \| fouling \| garbling \| gloss \| hamartia \| heresy \| heterodoxy \| illusion \| insincerity \| invalid linking \| jesuitism \| jesuitry \| maladministration \| malentendu \| malfeasance \| malobservation \| malpractice \| malversation \| mesalliance \| misalliance \| misapplicability \| misapprehension \| misappropriation \| miscitation \| misconception \| misconduct \| misconnection \| misconstruction \| misdoing \| misemployment \| misexplanation \| misexplication \| misexposition \| misfeasance \| mishandling \| misintelligence \| misinterpretation \| misjudgment \| mismanagement \| misquotation \| misreading \| misreference \| misrelation \| misrendering \| mistranslation \| misunderstanding \| misusage \| misuse \| misuse of words \| mystification \| obfuscation \| obscurantism \| oversubtlety \| peccancy \| peculation \| perversion \| philosophism \| pilfering \| plausibility \| plausibleness \| pollution \| poor stewardship \| profanation \| prostitution \| rationalization \| self-contradiction \| sin \| sinfulness \| sophism \| sophistical reasoning \| sophistication \| sophistry \| special pleading \| speciosity \| specious reasoning \| speciousness \| squeezing \| subtlety \| torturing \| twisting \| unorthodoxy \| untrueness \| untruth \| untruthfulness \| vicious circle \| vicious reasoning \| violation \| wrenching \| wrong \| wrongness See Also \| application \| larceny \| plunderage \| practical application \| raid \| stealing \| theft \| thievery \| thieving Misapplication In Webster's Dictionary \Misap`plica"tion\, n. A wrong application. --Sir T. Browne.

Misapplication Definition And Meaning

What's The Definition Of Misapplication?

[n] the fraudulent appropriation of funds or property entrusted to your care but actually owned by someone else
[n] wrong use or application

Synonyms | Synonyms for Misapplication: defalcation | embezzlement | misappropriation | peculation

Misapplication In Webster's Dictionary

\Mis*ap`pli*ca"tion\, n.
A wrong application. --Sir T. Browne.

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