misbegotten in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for misbegotten in the English»Italian Dictionary

misbegotten [Brit mɪsbɪˈɡɒt(ə)n, Am ˌmɪsbəˈɡɑtn] ADJ

1. misbegotten:

misbegotten plan

mal concepito

misbegotten person

che non vale niente

2. misbegotten (illegitimate):

misbegotten arch

illegittimo

misbegotten child

bastardo

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English

To my mind, this thinking has always been hopelessly misbegotten but not necessarily -- nor in all cases -- venal.

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Then again, it's perhaps unwise to ascribe logic to a project this misbegotten.

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It is surely obvious that the 2003 invasion was a misbegotten folly.

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What is the world to do about such misbegotten states?

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A person who gives birth to a misbegotten child must be ready to carry it on her back.

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I think she's misbegotten in this attempt of hers.

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The result is that they tend to break, making your beard feel sharp and coarse -- and also grow in misbegotten shapes.

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Photography seemed misbegotten, a medium disregarded for its very nature: ubiquitous, reproducible, and indeterminate among the worlds of art, documentation, propaganda, and commerce.

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And what in your misbegotten history makes you think that would have turned out any different?

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After all, they've done it twice before, thereby depriving the justices of the opportunity to strike down this misbegotten theory.

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