misbegotten in Polish
misbegotten in Polish is nieszczęśnicy — misbegotten means born to parents who were not married to each other.
misbegotten in Polish
nieszczęśnicy
(loosely, in the plural) A person born into infelicitous circumstances.
What does "misbegotten" mean?
- adj Born to parents who were not married to each other.
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adj Badly planned or thought out from the start.
"Many of the strangest, most misbegotten studio films of the last 20 years have been comedies, perhaps because middle-aged executives have no comprehension of what the younger generation finds funny."
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adj Of poor quality or no real value.
"There was the guy I spent a misbegotten night with who said he'd call me and never did but came to the party anyway, and I felt primed for a confrontation."
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misbegotten in a sentence
- Many of the strangest, most misbegotten studio films of the last 20 years have been comedies, perhaps because middle-aged executives have no comprehension of what the younger generation finds funny.
- There was the guy I spent a misbegotten night with who said he'd call me and never did but came to the party anyway, and I felt primed for a confrontation.
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What is "misbegotten" in Polish?
"misbegotten" in Polish is nieszczęśnicy. misbegotten means: Born to parents who were not married to each other.
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