Translations for „misalliance“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

misalliance [ˌmɪsəˈlaɪəns] N form

misalliance

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English

As with all powerful interventions, if it is misapplied, the consequences can be severe: rapid misalliance with the therapist, worsening of symptoms, and treatment dropout.

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The marriage was controversial and regarded by the king's family, who opposed to it, to be a misalliance.

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The match was a misalliance, but as they loved each other, and as he was very wealthy, it was allowed to pass.

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Against this milieu, she reworked the theme of love in all of its multifarious aspectsold love, young love, jealousy, suspicion, misalliance, and improvident marriage.

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That particular misalliance was blessed by the national authority.

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The product of such a misalliance can only be the loss of media objectivity and credibility, if it's not actually a public disservice.

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But right from the start there was a misalliance between the painter and his clientele.

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He is up against an initial misalliance to which others are being added, containing the same characters but no further explanation.

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The marriage was met with great dislike and opposition, especially from the upper-class and the nobility, who considered it a misalliance.

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