misthrust

Etymology

From mis- + thrust.

misthrust means That has been thrust badly. Lexicurio rates it Sui generis — a strength score of 91 out of 100.

adj

That has been thrust badly.“It gouged the iridium armor like a misthrust rapier which tears skin but does not pierce the skull.”

noun

A thrust that did not go as intended.“The weapon passed between the body and one arm of the victim, and the Indian, losing his balance by the force of his misthrust, measured his length on the sand.”