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misbegotten

[mis-bi-got-n] / ˌmɪs bɪˈgɒt n /


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Each signature victory is of the stripe that can redeem any misbegotten season.

From New York Times

The pregnant woman on the stretcher has become one of the most memorable images from the misbegotten Ukraine war.

From Los Angeles Times

Nixon's unpunished chicanery meant that a misbegotten foreign war dragged on for years, costing thousands of lives.

From Salon

The jokes are stale, the energy is stilted, and the whole thing feels like a misbegotten vanity exercise cooked up in the pandemic to keep them occupied.

From Los Angeles Times

Because that is, at least for me, the ultimate message of both “Sex and the City” and its misbegotten sequel: Clothing can bring joy.

From Seattle Times