Pronunciation: /mɪs.ruːl/
noun the improper or bad management of a country or organization
A1 The misrule of the kingdom led to chaos and confusion.
A2 The misrule of the company resulted in financial losses.
B1 The misrule of the government caused widespread unrest among the citizens.
B2 The misrule of the dictator led to oppression and human rights violations.
C1 The misrule of the previous administration left a legacy of corruption and mismanagement.
C2 The misrule of power by the ruling elite has perpetuated inequality and injustice in society.
verb to govern or manage poorly or improperly
A1 The children misrule the classroom when the teacher is not around.
A2 The new manager misruled the team by making unfair decisions.
B1 The corrupt government misruled the country for many years.
B2 The dictator misruled the nation with an iron fist, suppressing any opposition.
C1 The CEO's mismanagement misruled the company, leading to financial losses.
C2 The tyrant misruled the kingdom, causing unrest among the citizens.
formal The country was in a state of misrule due to the corrupt government officials.
informal The misrule of the town council has caused chaos in our community.
slang The misrule by the boss is making everyone miserable at work.
figurative The misrule of his emotions led to a series of poor decisions.
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