Misconceived

Adverse comments in respect of the commission or its director of investigation are unwarranted and misconceived.

Mkhwebane that her intention to return to work is misconceived.

The content is appalling and misconceived.

At the WRC, Virgin Media Ireland contended that Ms Shepherd’s complaint of discrimination due to family status “is groundless and misconceived”.

The supermarket giants announced this week they will fight allegations they tricked customers with fake discounts, claiming the competition watchdog’s cases against them are misconceived.

European governments should embrace it openly and push back against the misconceived and illegitimate U.S. sanctions.

Earlier, in a ruling on an objection filed against the petition by APC, Oyetola and INEC, the tribunal held that the objection was misconceived and that the tribunal had jurisdiction to entertain the suit.

He said Malaysia’s appeal to challenge the lower court’s decision was “wholly misconceived”.

In the AG’s appeal, however, the Chief Justice is accused of being misconceived in law by not properly considering Section 6 of the National Registration Act.

This myth has been misconceived that battalion to get rid of terrorism.

But on February 14, two days before the mayor was kicked out, a local government discipline tribunal found the complaint was misconceived and lacking substance.

Counsel M.B. Abubakar said the objection lacks merit and is misconceived.

He made the apology over the weekend, saying he realises that his comment “was really misconceived and misinterpreted”.

Let me be clear here that whatever provision there is to make Bagbin spit fire is misplaced, misconceived, and misguided.

This was a “binding elucidation of the authority of the Chief Justice of India” and hence “the relief which the petitioner seeks is manifestly misconceived”, the three judges said.

Use of hand and thumbcuffs on the feet with a Wartenberg wheel On a physical level, BDSM is commonly misconceived to be "all about pain".