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What is misgraph?

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∙ 9y ago
Updated: 5/3/2024

Misgraph is a term that refers to a person's inability to write legibly due to a physical condition or cognitive impairment. It differs from dysgraphia, which is a learning disability affecting a person's ability to write coherently.

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