mispassion

noun

1. (rare, uncountable)Wrong passion or feeling.

   “But I say unto you, that not only the outward act of murder is a breach of the law, but the inward mispassion of the heart also: […]”

   “I thought back to my father’s manual and the line drawings of body parts. I thought of my bosses and lost boyfriends, of passion and mispassion. Then I told her the truth, about penises and where they fit into women, about eggs and sperm and embryos.”

   “Hill believes that people do things either from a good set of motives like serving the customer fairly or a bad set of motives (which includes the motive of greed). Hill also tends to believe in a valid passion for business vs a fanatical mispassion which some business dictators tend to radiate.”