misname

He saw behind it nothing save an implacable selfishness that chose to misname itself affection.

Thus, not only our bread and our boots are made by machinery, but many of the very things we misname "art-products."

This material sinful personality, which we misname man, is what St. Paul terms "the old man and his deeds," to be "put off."

A catch came into Turner's voice and he said somewhat huskily, "When they christened ye Blossom they didn't misname ye none."

“To misname me would do you no good and me no harm,” replied the Jew gravely.