misgiving <a misgiving; misgivings> N
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| I | misgive |
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| you | misgive |
| he/she/it | misgives |
| we | misgive |
| you | misgive |
| they | misgive |
| I | misgave |
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| you | misgave |
| he/she/it | misgave |
| we | misgave |
| you | misgave |
| they | misgave |
| I | have | misgiven |
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| you | have | misgiven |
| he/she/it | has | misgiven |
| we | have | misgiven |
| you | have | misgiven |
| they | have | misgiven |
| I | had | misgiven |
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| you | had | misgiven |
| he/she/it | had | misgiven |
| we | had | misgiven |
| you | had | misgiven |
| they | had | misgiven |
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It was not what he had envisioned, and he expressed his misgivings.
en.wikipedia.org Despite his misgivings the producers forbade him to cut a single scene.
en.wikipedia.org Despite her misgivings the instrumental orchestra was included.
en.wikipedia.org She had misgivings about taking on the role because of the differences in their physical appearance, but the result was highly praised by critics.
en.wikipedia.org The process is deemed complete when all participants reach a consensus that any misgivings about the discrepancies are resolved. 10.
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