completely misread

Frequency: 7.29.8 per million words

To fail to understand the true meaning or nature of something in its entirety.

misreadADVERB + misread

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completely

Examples (10)

  • I had completely misread his intentions.
  • The committee completely misread the public's opinion on the new policy.
  • She completely misread the situation, assuming everyone was against her.
  • We completely misread the market trends, leading to significant losses.
  • He had completely misread the signs of her disinterest.
  • Many investors completely misread the company's financial report.
  • The government completely misread the public mood before announcing the tax hike.
  • I fear I have completely misread your instructions.
  • They completely misread the entire context of the email.
  • You might have completely misread her message.