1. Neglect; contempt; mistake or oversight; any high offence under, but close upon, the degree of a capital one. Misprision of treason, a bare concealment of treason without assenting to it. Misprision of felony, the concealment of a felony without assenting to it.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• disprision,
• mispinion,
• misprisse,
• nisprision,
• kisprision,
• jisprision,
• musprision,
• mjsprision,
• mksprision,
• mosprision,
• m9sprision,
• m8sprision,
• miaprision,
• mizprision,
• mixprision,
• midprision,
• misprizion,
• misprisionn,
• misprizions,
• misporisions

The adjective form of the word "misprision" is "misprisional".

The plural of the "Misprision" can be the "misprisions".

The singular of the "Misprision" can be the "Misprision".