seriously misrepresent

Frequency: 6.53.1 per million words

To misrepresent in a significant and harmful way.

misrepresentADVERB + misrepresent

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seriously

Examples (10)

  • The media often seriously misrepresents the scientific findings.
  • His comments seriously misrepresented her intentions.
  • It's dangerous to seriously misrepresent historical events.
  • The documentary was accused of seriously misrepresenting the facts.
  • Such a statement could seriously misrepresent the company's financial health.
  • The politician felt his words had been seriously misrepresented by his opponents.
  • Care must be taken not to seriously misrepresent the culture.
  • They claim the report seriously misrepresents the situation on the ground.
  • An artist might seriously misrepresent reality for dramatic effect.
  • The article appeared to seriously misrepresent the complex issue.