misinterpretation

IPA: mɪsɪntɝprʌtˈeɪʃʌn

noun

  • An instance of misinterpreting.
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Examples of "misinterpretation" in Sentences

  • Karzai rejected what he called the misinterpretation of the law
  • It was simply a rupture caused by misinterpretation, that is easy to fix relatively.
  • Yes, it was sort of a deliberate misinterpretation, which is why I put the smiley emoticon on it.
  • At the same time, Mr Karzai rejected what he called the misinterpretation of the law by Western journalists.
  • … but if misinformation leading to misinterpretation is being too regular, you know, like, “hey it†™ s alright, no problem, that happens all the time”, I think someone should do something about it.
  • Desert_, p. 550.] [Footnote 272: Disciples of Seedy ben Isa, whose sanctuary is at Fas, and who possess the art of fascinating serpents.] [Footnote 273: N.B. This is a misinterpretation of the Arabic words here used, which, literally translated, signify, _God alone, is great!
  • The "misinterpretation" - that lead to a 15 cents, or 7.3 percent, drop to 1.85 euros of Unicredit shares in trading today in Milan - was the result of a report from Moscow-based Interfax to the effect that UniCredit was about to sign an agreement with Russia's central bank to get compensation for losses on interbank operations.

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