misbegotten in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for misbegotten in the English»Spanish Dictionary

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

1. misbegotten (contemptible) arch or liter:

misbegotten wretch/knave

malnacido

2. misbegotten (ill-conceived) liter:

misbegotten plan/proposal

mal concebido

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

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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Ultimately, the production moves us with its story of misbegotten love.

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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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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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I suspect that misbegotten game was in the back of his mind, because it was obvious he didn't come to lose today.

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

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

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What is missing in the misbegotten analyses about the likely behavior of other people are ideas.

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He would relate the importance that his children understood accountability for misbegotten deeds and responsibility to make things right again.

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Among others, the misbegotten "coal policy" of the 1980s was of that stripe.

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