different between miswant vs miswent
miswant
English
Etymology
mis- +? want
Verb
miswant (third-person singular simple present miswants, present participle miswanting, simple past and past participle miswanted)
- (transitive) To want (something) even though it will probably lead to one's own harm or unhappiness (e.g. an addictive drug).
See also
- miswanting
- miswanted
Anagrams
- Witmans
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miswent
English
Verb
miswent
- simple past tense of misgo
Anagrams
- Westmin
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