1. the act or practice of living in a way considered immoral, improper, or contrary to accepted standards
Usage: formal or literary

1. to live in a way considered immoral, improper, or contrary to accepted standards
Usage: formal or literary; present participle of 'mislive'

Examples

• The preacher warned against misliving and urged his congregation to seek redemption.
• Years of misliving had taken a toll on his reputation and relationships.
• She regretted her misliving in her youth and sought to make amends.
• The novel explores themes of misliving and moral corruption in Victorian society.
• He accused his rival of misliving and spreading false rumors.
• Misliving in the city had left him spiritually empty and searching for meaning.