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misinterpret

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Main Entry: misinterpret
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: misconstrue

Synonyms:

distort, err, falsify, garble, miscalculate, misread, misrepresent, mistake, misunderstand
Main Entry: misinterpret
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: misunderstand

Synonyms:

distort, err, miscalculate, misconceive, misconstrue, misread, pervert
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Main Entry: misinterpret
Part of Speech: verb
Related
Adjectives:
credulous, bathetic, besotted, bigoted, borne, conceited, confined, crotchety, dogmatic, euhemeristic, fanatical, fussy, ill-judging, illiberal, impracticable, inexplicable, infatuated, intolerant, jaundiced, malentendu, misinterpreted, misjudged, misjudging, narrow-minded, one-sided, opinionated, opinionative, opinioned, partial, positive, prejudiced, purblind, self-opinioned, short-sighted, stupid, superficial, tendentious, unreasonable, unreasoning, untranslatable, untranslated, wedded to an opinion, wrong-headed, yeasty
Main Entry: distort
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: deform; falsify

Synonyms:

alter, angle, belie, bend, bias, buckle, change, collapse, color, con, contort, crush, curve, deceive, decline, deteriorate, deviate, disfigure, doctor*, fake, fudge, garble, gnarl, knot, lie, make out like, mangle, melt, misconstrue, misinterpret, misrepresent, misshape, pervert, phony up, put one on, sag, scam*, slant, slump, snow*, torture, trump up, twist, warp, whitewash, wind, wrench, writhe

Antonyms:

beautify, shape nicely, straight
Main Entry: garble
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: mix up, misrepresent

Synonyms:

belie, color, confuse, corrupt, distort, doctor, falsify, jumble, misinterpret, mislead, misquote, misstate, mutilate, obscure, pervert, slant, tamper with, twist, warp

Antonyms:

decipher, order, pronounce, represent, translate, unscramble
Main Entry: misapprehend
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: get the wrong idea, impression

Synonyms:

blunder, confuse, err, misconceive, misconstrue, misinterpret, misread, miss, mistake, misunderstand

Antonyms:

apprehend, comprehend, understand
Main Entry: miscalculate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: make a mistake

Synonyms:

blow*, blunder, discount, disregard, drop the ball, err, get signals crossed, get wrong, go wrong, mess up*, misconstrue, miscount, misinterpret, misjudge, misread, misreckon, miss by a mile, misunderstand, mix up, overestimate, overlook, overrate, overvalue, slip up, stumble, underestimate, underrate, undervalue

Antonyms:

do correctly, figure correctly, succeed
Main Entry: misconstrue
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: get a wrong or false impression

Synonyms:

distort, exaggerate, misapprehend, misconceive, misinterpret, misjudge, misread, mistake, mistranslate, misunderstand, pervert, take the wrong way

Antonyms:

discern, get, perceive, understand
Main Entry: misrepresent/misquote
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: lie, distort

Synonyms:

adulterate, angle, beard, belie, build up, cloak, color, con, confuse, cover up, disguise, distort, dress, embellish, embroider, equivocate, exaggerate, falsify, garble, give snow job, mangle, mask, miscolor, misinterpret, misreport, misstate, overdraw, overstate, palter, pervert, phony up, pirate*, prevaricate, promote, puff, skew, slant, snow*, spread it on, stretch, take out of context, throw a curve, trump up, twist, warp

Antonyms:

be forthright, be honest, explain
Main Entry: mistake
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: mix up, misunderstand

Synonyms:

addle, be off the mark, be wrong, blunder, botch, bungle, confound, confuse, deceive oneself, err, fail, get wrong, goof, have wrong impression, jumble, lapse, make a mess, misapprehend, miscalculate, misconceive, misconstrue, miscount, misdeem, misinterpret, misjudge, misknow, misread, miss, miss the boat, not know, omit, overestimate, overlook, put foot in, slip up, slip*, snarl, take for, tangle, underestimate

Antonyms:

be certain, be sure, comprehend, interpret, perceive, understand
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