wrongly interpret
Frequency: 7.514.5 per million words
To understand or explain the meaning of something in a way that is not correct.
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Examples (10)
- He might have wrongly interpreted my intentions.
- It's easy to wrongly interpret data without proper context.
- She wrongly interpreted his silence as disapproval.
- The new policy could be wrongly interpreted by some employees.
- Don't wrongly interpret my words; I mean no offense.
- Many critics wrongly interpreted the artist's abstract work.
- His facial expression was wrongly interpreted as anger.
- I fear you have wrongly interpreted the instructions.
- Such ambiguous statements are often wrongly interpreted.
- The media often wrongly interprets scientific findings.