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.
- shortcoming
- short commons
- short corner
- short covering
- shortcrust
- shortcrust pastry
- shortcut
- short-dated
- short-day
- short division
- short-eared owl
- shorten
- short end
- shortening
- shortfall
- short field
- short for
- short-fused
- short game
- shorthair
- short-haired
- shorthand
- short-handed
- shorthand typist
- short haul