"misteous" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "From mist + -eous.",
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          "ref": "1801, John Leyden, The complaynt of Scotland:",
          "text": "Availing themselves of the propensity of the populace to credit mystery, the avidity with which prophetical rumours are circulated, and the exaggerations of ignorance and terror, certain \"misteous propheseis of Merlyne,\" […]",
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        "Misty; obscure; vague."
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          "obscure",
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          "vague",
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      "form": "more misteous",
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      "form": "most misteous",
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        "superlative"
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