Definition of misemploy in English:

misemploy

verb mɪsɪmˈplɔɪmɛmsɪmˈplɔɪˌmisemˈploi

[with object]

Employ or use (something) wrongly or improperly.
you misemploy the term ‘celibate’
Example sentencesExamples
- This is a much abused term, often misemployed to refer to any very wet piece of ground.
- To put the point concretely, I see no reason to suppose that the existing system seriously misemploys the factors of production which are in use.
- We will focus on the relationship between all the terms we hear, which are usually misemployed.
- The proclamation complained that tobacco tended to corrupt men's bodies and manners, and that to cultivate tobacco was ‘to abuse and misemploy the soil of this fruitful kingdom’.
- Further, in misemploying their talent in this manner he has by necessity misemployed the whole of their beings.
- At present, Canada possesses an aging fleet of C - 130 Hercules tactical transports and five converted Airbuses, which we often misemploy as strategic load carriers.
- That said, we might still be misemploying the term indie by applying it to Hidden Theatre.
- And while misemploying the police in its repressive measures, the crime rates for Malaysia have been allowed to go through the roof.
- Moreover, the compactness of the device's dimensions drove the propellant reaction to complete outside of the rocket, misemploying energy.
- They learn lessons from the experiences of misemploying, miscalculating, mispurchasing and mismanaging.
- True, deficiencies will always reflect on the person misemploying language but as long as a message has been transported communication took place.
- Indirectly, and of more damage to the environment, there are also misemployed resources - people doing damaging things simply for the money.
- Menon played around with the air-force by importing different types of aircraft, misemploying air force personnel.
- A sinful state is a spending state: wilful sinners misemploy their thoughts and the powers of their souls, mispend their time and all their opportunities.
- While most IT decision makers are aware security concerns exist, they often misunderstand the nuances of wireless security and consequently misemploy security measures in their wireless networks.
- So many circumstances unite in rendering the present state of it distressful to us that you will not think any deliberations misemployed which may lead to its relief and protection.
Synonyms
betray, sacrifice, profane, sell, sell out, debase, degrade, demean, devalue, cheapen, lower, misapply, misuse, pervert, squander, waste

Derivatives

misemployment

noun

The solution to the related problems of unemployment, underemployment, and misemployment of the specially challenged will be complex.
Example sentencesExamples
- However, they must first face the problem of underemployment, misemployment or worse the lack of available jobs after graduation.
- So, law grads, e-mail us with your stories of unemployment, underemployment, or misemployment and we'll post them so that law students can be fairly warned.
- I have suffered more perhaps from the reading of bad books than from all other misemployments of time put together.
- In short, it's musically the very kiss of death for a Bach keyboard work, and nothing, no matter how otherwise salutary, can overcome or compensate for its employment (or, rather, misemployment).

Definition of misemploy in US English:

misemploy

verbˌmisemˈploi

[with object]

Employ or use (something) wrongly or improperly.
you misemploy the term “celibate”
Example sentencesExamples
- So many circumstances unite in rendering the present state of it distressful to us that you will not think any deliberations misemployed which may lead to its relief and protection.
- To put the point concretely, I see no reason to suppose that the existing system seriously misemploys the factors of production which are in use.
- We will focus on the relationship between all the terms we hear, which are usually misemployed.
- They learn lessons from the experiences of misemploying, miscalculating, mispurchasing and mismanaging.
- Moreover, the compactness of the device's dimensions drove the propellant reaction to complete outside of the rocket, misemploying energy.
- And while misemploying the police in its repressive measures, the crime rates for Malaysia have been allowed to go through the roof.
- While most IT decision makers are aware security concerns exist, they often misunderstand the nuances of wireless security and consequently misemploy security measures in their wireless networks.
- Further, in misemploying their talent in this manner he has by necessity misemployed the whole of their beings.
- True, deficiencies will always reflect on the person misemploying language but as long as a message has been transported communication took place.
- A sinful state is a spending state: wilful sinners misemploy their thoughts and the powers of their souls, mispend their time and all their opportunities.
- At present, Canada possesses an aging fleet of C - 130 Hercules tactical transports and five converted Airbuses, which we often misemploy as strategic load carriers.
- This is a much abused term, often misemployed to refer to any very wet piece of ground.
- Indirectly, and of more damage to the environment, there are also misemployed resources - people doing damaging things simply for the money.
- The proclamation complained that tobacco tended to corrupt men's bodies and manners, and that to cultivate tobacco was ‘to abuse and misemploy the soil of this fruitful kingdom’.
- Menon played around with the air-force by importing different types of aircraft, misemploying air force personnel.
- That said, we might still be misemploying the term indie by applying it to Hidden Theatre.
Synonyms
betray, sacrifice, profane, sell, sell out, debase, degrade, demean, devalue, cheapen, lower, misapply, misuse, pervert, squander, waste

单词	misemploy
释义	Definition of misemploy in English: misemploy verb mɪsɪmˈplɔɪmɛmsɪmˈplɔɪˌmisemˈploi [with object] Employ or use (something) wrongly or improperly. you misemploy the term ‘celibate’ Example sentencesExamples This is a much abused term, often misemployed to refer to any very wet piece of ground. To put the point concretely, I see no reason to suppose that the existing system seriously misemploys the factors of production which are in use. We will focus on the relationship between all the terms we hear, which are usually misemployed. The proclamation complained that tobacco tended to corrupt men's bodies and manners, and that to cultivate tobacco was ‘to abuse and misemploy the soil of this fruitful kingdom’. Further, in misemploying their talent in this manner he has by necessity misemployed the whole of their beings. At present, Canada possesses an aging fleet of C - 130 Hercules tactical transports and five converted Airbuses, which we often misemploy as strategic load carriers. That said, we might still be misemploying the term indie by applying it to Hidden Theatre. And while misemploying the police in its repressive measures, the crime rates for Malaysia have been allowed to go through the roof. Moreover, the compactness of the device's dimensions drove the propellant reaction to complete outside of the rocket, misemploying energy. They learn lessons from the experiences of misemploying, miscalculating, mispurchasing and mismanaging. True, deficiencies will always reflect on the person misemploying language but as long as a message has been transported communication took place. Indirectly, and of more damage to the environment, there are also misemployed resources - people doing damaging things simply for the money. Menon played around with the air-force by importing different types of aircraft, misemploying air force personnel. A sinful state is a spending state: wilful sinners misemploy their thoughts and the powers of their souls, mispend their time and all their opportunities. While most IT decision makers are aware security concerns exist, they often misunderstand the nuances of wireless security and consequently misemploy security measures in their wireless networks. So many circumstances unite in rendering the present state of it distressful to us that you will not think any deliberations misemployed which may lead to its relief and protection. Synonyms betray, sacrifice, profane, sell, sell out, debase, degrade, demean, devalue, cheapen, lower, misapply, misuse, pervert, squander, waste Derivatives misemployment noun The solution to the related problems of unemployment, underemployment, and misemployment of the specially challenged will be complex. Example sentencesExamples However, they must first face the problem of underemployment, misemployment or worse the lack of available jobs after graduation. So, law grads, e-mail us with your stories of unemployment, underemployment, or misemployment and we'll post them so that law students can be fairly warned. I have suffered more perhaps from the reading of bad books than from all other misemployments of time put together. In short, it's musically the very kiss of death for a Bach keyboard work, and nothing, no matter how otherwise salutary, can overcome or compensate for its employment (or, rather, misemployment). Definition of misemploy in US English: misemploy verbˌmisemˈploi [with object] Employ or use (something) wrongly or improperly. you misemploy the term “celibate” Example sentencesExamples So many circumstances unite in rendering the present state of it distressful to us that you will not think any deliberations misemployed which may lead to its relief and protection. To put the point concretely, I see no reason to suppose that the existing system seriously misemploys the factors of production which are in use. We will focus on the relationship between all the terms we hear, which are usually misemployed. They learn lessons from the experiences of misemploying, miscalculating, mispurchasing and mismanaging. Moreover, the compactness of the device's dimensions drove the propellant reaction to complete outside of the rocket, misemploying energy. And while misemploying the police in its repressive measures, the crime rates for Malaysia have been allowed to go through the roof. While most IT decision makers are aware security concerns exist, they often misunderstand the nuances of wireless security and consequently misemploy security measures in their wireless networks. Further, in misemploying their talent in this manner he has by necessity misemployed the whole of their beings. True, deficiencies will always reflect on the person misemploying language but as long as a message has been transported communication took place. A sinful state is a spending state: wilful sinners misemploy their thoughts and the powers of their souls, mispend their time and all their opportunities. At present, Canada possesses an aging fleet of C - 130 Hercules tactical transports and five converted Airbuses, which we often misemploy as strategic load carriers. This is a much abused term, often misemployed to refer to any very wet piece of ground. Indirectly, and of more damage to the environment, there are also misemployed resources - people doing damaging things simply for the money. The proclamation complained that tobacco tended to corrupt men's bodies and manners, and that to cultivate tobacco was ‘to abuse and misemploy the soil of this fruitful kingdom’. Menon played around with the air-force by importing different types of aircraft, misemploying air force personnel. That said, we might still be misemploying the term indie by applying it to Hidden Theatre. Synonyms betray, sacrifice, profane, sell, sell out, debase, degrade, demean, devalue, cheapen, lower, misapply, misuse, pervert, squander, waste
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