misapprehendingly
/ˌmɪsaprɪˈhɛndɪŋli/adverb
Through misapprehension.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Fitzedward Hall (1825–1901), oriental scholar and philologist. From misapprehending, present participle of misapprehend + -ly.
- proembryo
- proembryonic
- proemial
- proemially
- proemium
- proenkephalin
- proenzyme
- proepimeron
- proepisternum
- proerythroblast
- proestrous
- proestrum
- pro-estrus
- pro et con
- pro et contra
- pro-ethnic
- proette
- pro-European
- prof
- Prof.
- pro-family
- profanable
- take a dive
- take advantage of
- take advantage of (or take advice etc.)