completely misrepresent

Frequency: 7.05.2 per million words

To misrepresent in a total or absolute manner.

misrepresentADVERB + misrepresent

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completely

Examples (10)

  • The politician's statements completely misrepresent the facts of the case.
  • It's unfair to completely misrepresent someone's intentions just to win an argument.
  • His article tends to completely misrepresent the scientific findings for dramatic effect.
  • The documentary was criticized for attempting to completely misrepresent history.
  • Such propaganda seeks to completely misrepresent the reality of the situation.
  • During the debate, the opposing candidate tried to completely misrepresent her opponent's policies.
  • To say that our company cares little for its employees would be to completely misrepresent our values.
  • The media report managed to completely misrepresent the peaceful protest as a violent riot.
  • You completely misrepresent my point if you think I meant that.
  • Her critics often completely misrepresent her views to stir up controversy.