misdread

verb

1. (intransitive, obsolete, transitive)To dread.

   “Needs me then hope, or doth me need misdread?”

   “To auoyd a mischiefe which he misdreaded.”

   “and the Romanes likewise misdreaded that the Iewes should inuade their campe.”

   “"Of that I misdreaded," said he, "for full well wist I that either he would rescue her or else he would die in the field; and, to say the truth, he had not been a man of worship had he not rescued the Queen, [...]"”