Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun One guilty of misfeasance.
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun One who is guilty of misfeasance.
Etymologies
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
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Examples
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If the Federal Reserve brazenly and knowingly ignored the law in acquiescence to a serial misfeasor, why should Americans trust it to have any role whatsoever in bank regulation and, especially not appropriate, a Consumer Financial Protection Agency housed under the Fed as envisioned by Senator Dodd's proposed legislation.
Propeller Most Popular Stories Progressive 2010
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If the Federal Reserve brazenly and knowingly ignored the law in acquiescence to a serial misfeasor, why should Americans trust it to have any role whatsoever in bank regulation and, especially not appropriate, a Consumer Financial Protection Agency housed under the Fed as envisioned by Senator Dodd's proposed legislation.
Propeller Most Popular Stories Progressive 2010
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If the Federal Reserve brazenly and knowingly ignored the law in acquiescence to a serial misfeasor, why should Americans trust it to have any role whatsoever in bank regulation and, especially not appropriate, a Consumer Financial Protection Agency housed under the Fed as envisioned by Senator Dodd's proposed legislation.
Propeller Most Popular Stories Progressive 2010
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If the Federal Reserve brazenly and knowingly ignored the law in acquiescence to a serial misfeasor, why should Americans trust it to have any role whatsoever in bank regulation and, especially not appropriate, a Consumer Financial Protection Agency housed under the Fed as envisioned by Senator Dodd's proposed legislation.
Propeller Most Popular Stories Progressive 2010
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If the Federal Reserve brazenly and knowingly ignored the law in acquiescence to a serial misfeasor, why should Americans trust it to have any role whatsoever in bank regulation and, especially not appropriate, a Consumer Financial Protection Agency housed under the Fed as envisioned by Senator Dodd's proposed legislation.
Propeller Most Popular Stories Progressive 2010
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If the Federal Reserve brazenly and knowingly ignored the law in acquiescence to a serial misfeasor, why should Americans trust it to have any role whatsoever in bank regulation and, especially not appropriate, a Consumer Financial Protection Agency housed under the Fed as envisioned by Senator Dodd's proposed legislation.
Propeller Most Popular Stories Progressive 2010
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If the Federal Reserve brazenly and knowingly ignored the law in acquiescence to a serial misfeasor, why should Americans trust it to have any role whatsoever in bank regulation and, especially not appropriate, a Consumer Financial Protection Agency housed under the Fed as envisioned by Senator Dodd's proposed legislation.
Propeller Most Popular Stories Progressive 2010
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