That's a lot of begetting, and soon he was misbegotten.
Are we now witnessing the birth of a masterpiece that was misbegotten the first time around?
David Miliband, the foreign secretary, said Cameron's policy was "misbegotten, mistaken, misguided... the Conservatives offer a fast route to the margins of Europe and the margins internationally".
Many of those projects were misbegotten and badly designed.
There are many experts who think that the whole restructuring strategy is misbegotten.
Carlos Acost is misbegotten as a blossom: he is far better in his alternate role of the faun.
The talks were misbegotten from the beginning, made necessary only by the irresponsible refusal of Republicans to pay the nation's bills unless they got everything their way on government spending and taxes.
The season's two premieres were misbegotten: His own work "Mes Oiseaux" had the studied triviality he seems to require of his dancers; Benjamin Millepied's "Two Hearts" looked like an entirely unedited anthology of ideas, many of them clichés.
This ambivalence can perhaps be traced to the mature Mendelssohn's growing suspicions that the entire issue separating idealists and those supporting contrasting positions is misbegotten, a product of linguistic confusion (see the discussion of Mendelssohn's views on language below).
Many if not most of the conflicts since have been misbegotten.
