Thesaurus / misinterpret
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That’s a high bar, and the power of social media to amplify false or misinterpreted messages and spread them far and wide is huge.
A DOCTOR ON 9 THINGS THAT COULD GO WRONG WITH THE NEW VACCINESF. PERRY WILSONDECEMBER 11, 2020VOXIn our experience, the Halo could detect ups and downs in our voice, but seemed to misinterpret situations regularly.
AMAZON’S NEW HEALTH BAND IS THE MOST INVASIVE TECH WE’VE EVER TESTEDGEOFFREY FOWLER, HEATHER KELLYDECEMBER 10, 2020WASHINGTON POSTOthers worry about uttering the wrong word or being misinterpreted and facing backlash from administrators, parents or polarized community members.
AS THE ELECTION DRAWS NEAR, CIVICS AND GOVERNMENT TEACHERS WALK A FINE LINEJOE HEIMOCTOBER 29, 2020WASHINGTON POSTOfficials said the draft was removed because they feared the language could be misinterpreted as suggesting that airborne transmission is the main way the virus spreads.
CDC SAYS AIRBORNE TRANSMISSION PLAYS A ROLE IN CORONAVIRUS SPREAD IN A LONG-AWAITED UPDATE AFTER A WEBSITE ERROR LAST MONTHLENA H. SUN, BEN GUARINOOCTOBER 5, 2020WASHINGTON POSTBeginning in 2007, she published a series of papers arguing that the basic tools the federal government uses to generate manufacturing, import, and export statistics were misleading and frequently misinterpreted.
UNMADE IN AMERICATATE RYAN-MOSLEYAUGUST 14, 2020MIT TECHNOLOGY REVIEWYou can not misinterpret me; I dont want Sue to be hurt, and I do not want you to be capable of hurting her.
TESSA WADSWORTH'S DISCIPLINEJENNIE M. DRINKWATERAnd then eagerly, as though she feared he might misinterpret, "Still, I should like them——"
THE SECRET WITNESSGEORGE GIBBSByron felt sure that his enemies would misinterpret his motives, and that no good would come of it.
BYRONRICHARD EDGCUMBEI assure you I feel this, so do not misinterpret anything I say to you as being written in a flippant or critical spirit.
GEORGE ELIOT'S LIFE, VOL. III (OF 3)GEORGE ELIOTThe tendency is to exaggerate the picturesque parts of the story and to misinterpret motives.
THE ISLAND MYSTERYGEORGE A. BIRMINGHAMWORDS RELATED TO MISINTERPRET
- abused
- blew
- blundered
- botched
- bungled
- confounded
- erred
- flubbed
- foul up
- fumbled
- goof up
- goofed
- gum up
- harmed
- made a hash of
- made a mess of
- maladministered
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- misconducted
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- misgoverned
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- overlooked
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- put foot in
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- shot oneself in foot
- was incompetent
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- maladministering
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- misdirecting
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- mistreating
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- muffing
- overlooking
- perverting
- prostituting
- putting foot in
- screwing up
- shooting oneself in foot
- adulterated
- angled
- bearded
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- built up
- cloaked
- colored
- confused
- conned
- covered up
- disguised
- distorted
- dressed
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- equivocated
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- falsified
- garbled
- gave snow job
- mangled
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- miscolored
- misinterpreted
- misreported
- misstated
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- phony up
- pirated
- prevaricated
- promoted
- puffed
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- spread it on
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- took out of context
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- adulterating
- angling
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- building up
- cloaking
- coloring
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- conning
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- distorting
- dressing
- embellishing
- embroidering
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- exaggerating
- falsifying
- garbling
- giving snow job
- mangling
- masking
- miscoloring
- misinterpreting
- misreporting
- misstating
- overdrawing
- overstating
- paltering
- perverting
- phony up
- pirating
- prevaricating
- promoting
- puffing
- skewing
- slanting
- snowing
- spreading it on
- stretching
- taking out of context
- throwing a curve
- trumping up
- twisting
- warping
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.