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miss the point
verb as in misconceive
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verb as in misread
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verb as in misunderstand
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Example Sentences
Amanda explains what their anger really reveals about their deep anxieties around masculinity and race — and how they completely miss the point of what Superman has stood for forever.
Do not miss the point: The battle is for our children’s future, not our present.
Telling voters that he had followed the rules was to miss the point — they thought the rules themselves were bust.
It feels like a slice of Americana in New South Wales perhaps - but that would miss the point that here, rodeo has become very much an outback Australian tradition in its own right.
But while many say it is all just a show, they really miss the point.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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