0 past simple and past participle of misapply --
1 to use something badly, wrongly, or in a way that was not intended: --
It will be impossible to recover all the misapplied charity money.
I can understand that some people may feel that those were misapplied policies or wrong policies.
Does he not agree that there is something seriously wrong with priorities when £330,000 can be so misapplied?
If young people are being let down in a particular area, if resources are being misapplied, we need to instigate action on their behalf.
They have almost grotesquely misapplied the whole concept of fairness repeatedly in many of their policies over the past two and a half years.
Even if it is not dangerous, the drugs can be misapplied or misdirected.
Dworkin urges that prior decisions misapplied the concept and therefore misapplied the law.
The explanations must include the run-time values that caused the errors as well as the source location of the misapplied primitives.
Primitive operations that may be misapplied are highlighted in red, while the rest are highlighted in green.
