verb
- asserting or stating something incorrectly or falsely; making a wrong or false claim
Usage: archaic or formal; present participle of 'misaver'
Examples
- He was accused of misaverring the facts in his testimony.
- The witness was misaverring when she claimed to have seen the defendant at the scene.
- By misaverring the contract terms, the salesman misled the customer.
- The report was criticized for misaverring key statistics.
- She found herself misaverring details she could not actually verify.