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misspeak
[mis-speek]
verb (used with or without object)
to speak, utter, or pronounce incorrectly.
to speak inaccurately, inappropriately, or too hastily.
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
The reaction was over the top, a case of Miller slightly misspeaking, when actually showing confidence and ambition in the unforgiving world of football is nothing to be ashamed of.
Inevitably, some minor slip-up or misspeak would send us into debilitating, tear-filled laughter.
It’s not spin, it’s not misspeaking, it’s not forgivable exaggeration — Donald Trump lies, and his lies are dangerous.
Among other topics, Harris fielded questions on the presidential debate on ABC, which Trump had previously backed out of, before misspeaking during a press conference and ultimately confirming his attendance via a statement.
His every word is watched by Republican operatives eager to capture any misspeak to plant doubt about Biden’s fitness among the public.
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