incorrectly infer
Frequency: 6.56.7 per million words
To deduce or conclude something from evidence and reasoning wrongly.
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Examples (20)
- It's easy to incorrectly infer motives from limited information.
- Many people incorrectly infer his intentions from his quiet demeanor.
- The detective feared he might incorrectly infer the suspect's intentions.
- She incorrectly inferred that he was angry, when he was just tired.
- Students often incorrectly infer the meaning of words from context alone.
- Don't incorrectly infer conclusions from partial information.
- She warned against drawing conclusions too quickly, as one might incorrectly infer.
- The report could lead readers to incorrectly infer a causal link.
- Based on the partial data, he began to incorrectly infer the entire pattern.
- He had incorrectly inferred her feelings based on a single comment.
- Don't incorrectly infer that silence means agreement.
- It's easy to incorrectly infer meaning from non-verbal cues.
- The research team was careful not to incorrectly infer causation from correlation.
- The detective feared the jury might incorrectly infer guilt.
- Historical records can sometimes lead us to incorrectly infer past events.
- We must be careful not to incorrectly infer anything from the limited data.
- He had a tendency to incorrectly infer that his opinions were universally shared.
- By misinterpreting the data, they incorrectly inferred a trend.
- One should always verify facts to avoid an incorrectly inferred conclusion.
- One should always verify facts rather than incorrectly inferring.