I. misrule [америк. mɪsˈrul, брит. mɪsˈruːl] СУЩ. U
- misrule
- desgobierno м.
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Among the catalogue of horrors that have flourished amid turmoil and misrule, perhaps the most pernicious of all is armed groups' exploitation of children.
www.independent.co.uk By 1735 misrule and extortion proved too much and the local people rose to fight.
en.wikipedia.org During the sixteenth century, a weakening of community and misrule resulted in the dispersal of the library's volumes.
en.wikipedia.org Her status was uncertain, as she had been accused of crimes and misrule.
en.wikipedia.org This reign of misrule continued for months, with few managing to escape.
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