grossly misrepresent

Frequency: 6.02.5 per million words

To misrepresent in a very obvious and unacceptable way.

misrepresentADVERB + misrepresent

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grossly

Examples (10)

  • The media campaign seemed to grossly misrepresent the facts.
  • He was accused of trying to grossly misrepresent the data to support his argument.
  • The report seemed to grossly misrepresent the company's financial health.
  • It would be wrong to grossly misrepresent their intentions.
  • Critics argued that the film grossly misrepresented the historical events.
  • She felt that her views had been grossly misrepresented in the article.
  • Don't let others grossly misrepresent your contributions.
  • The political advertisement was designed to grossly misrepresent the opponent's policies.
  • Such an interpretation would grossly misrepresent the artist's original vision.
  • His statement could grossly misrepresent the situation to outsiders.