mis-see
/ˌmɪsˈsiː/verb
[with object] To take a wrong view of; to see wrongly, imperfectly, or †sinfully.
Origin
Late 15th century. From mis- + see.
- time shutter
- time sight
- time signal
- time-signaling
- time-signalling
- time signature
- time sink
- time slice
- time-slicing
- time-slip
- time slot
- timesome
- time-space
- time span
- time-spirit
- times sign
- Times Square
- times table
- timestamp
- time step
- time-stratigraphic
- time stratigraphy
- time-stretch
- time-stretching
- time study