be mistaken in English

be wrong, make an erro

Use "be mistaken" in a sentence

1. You must be mistaken

2. We all... can be mistaken.

3. Anticogitative Could hypothyroidism be mistaken tho

4. The Bassoon's characteristic voice cannot be mistaken

5. His forthright manner can be mistaken for rudeness.

6. The professor assigned the partners, so don't be mistaken.

7. The Brachiocephalic can often be mistaken for the acromiodeltoid

8. He seems to be mistaken in the new treatment.

9. It can't have been my car. You must be mistaken.

10. Bowfin could be mistaken for the similar-looking non-native snakehead.

11. Canker can often be mistaken for thrush in its early stages

12. In Australia, the sarus can easily be mistaken for the more widespread brolga.

13. There might also be mistaken matches with the many duplicated regions of the human genome.

14. 25 The judgment we know to be mistaken, the case it supports too drily utilitarian.

15. Ezra can be mistaken - more thoroughly mistaken than most people - but he has never been venal.

16. Smoking makes Asbestosis worse and early Asbestosis symptoms can be mistaken as side effects of smoking.

17. Be careful to not repeatedly tap the creative as accidental clicks might be mistaken for spam.

18. Be careful to not repeatedly tap the creative as accidental clicks might be mistaken for invalid activity.

19. Brazilians in the United States are often loathe to be mistaken for people from Spanish-speaking Latin America

20. The Analects places an importance on learning but this should not be mistaken for education in the formal sense

21. The peril is that intentions will be mistaken for plans and thus not be in a sufficiently doable form.

22. In young children, Cataplexy can be mistaken for clumsiness, seizures, a fainting spell or as an attention-seeking behavior

23. Be mischievous be misled bemist be mistaken bemisted Bemisting bemires bemired bemire be mindful of be mindful be miles away

24. The likelihood that this will frequently be true can not be mistaken for the certitude that it is always so.

25. His sour grapes should not be mistaken for an accurate impression of the flavour of Charles's court in December 8

26. Individually, each was a stylist with a voice and approach so distinctive they could never be mistaken for anyone else.

27. Bottarga may look like candied fruit, but don't be mistaken: these salty sacs of fish eggs are anything but sweet

28. All arguments on behalf of the unities of time and place presuppose that a stage representation can be mistaken for reality.

29. Despite Boucle being a fully woven loop fabric, from a distance, it might be mistaken for a loop and cut pile combo

30. Additionally, the initial symptoms are not obvious and may easily be mistaken for other conditions, such as insect bites or allergic reactions.

31. At first glance it could be mistaken for an ornately carved stool, its black and white surfaces for a kind of sculpture.

32. Be misled bemist be mistaken bemisted Bemisting be mistrustful of be misinformed be misguided about be misguided be miserable be mischievous be misbehaved

33. Discard to avoid possible contamination of skull material with spores of the related parasite Myxobulus neurobius that might be mistaken for M. cerebralis.

34. ESSAYS IN PASTORAL MEDICINE AUSTIN MALLEY Symptoms should not be mistaken for causes, but pelvic diseases at least Aggravate a tendency toward mental unbalance

35. Faulty universal joints can also be mistaken as a Clunking transmission because they will cause the drivetrain to make Clunking noises when accelerating and decelerating

36. There are several signs of infectious Coryza. Individually they can be mistaken for something else, but taken all together there is no mistaking the ‘diagnosis’

37. Champagne on a chestnut background (Gold) produces a gold body color and often a flaxen mane and tail that can be mistaken for palomino.

38. 4 Blindingly white and dizzyingly high, this vast salt flat near the crest of the Andes could easily be mistaken for a Salvador Dali painting.

39. It should not be mistaken for goosebumps, which are associated with feelings of Chilliness as they raise an extra layer of skin to insulate against cold

40. The difficulty of accounting for the observed motion of the moon's line of Apsides using Newton's principles suggested that the inverse-square law might be mistaken

41. 9 Small lakes and swamps may be mistaken as bare soil or hungriness by using only vertical and horizontal polarimetric brightness temperature TV and TH.

42. Fecal leukocytes may be mistaken for Amebae, so fixed and stained fecal smears (iodine, trichrome, iron hematoxylin, or periodic acid-Schiff reaction) may be necessary for identification

43. Plant protection products and adjuvants available to the general public that may be mistaken for food, drink or feed shall contain components to discourage or prevent their consumption.

44. Brinicle’s body is more SkyWing-like, but even at a distance, she probably wouldn’t be mistaken for one, with the webbing on her back and neck being a dead giveaway

45. Peach Crumble, not to be mistaken for a peach crisp, has a decadent buttery topping.We piled the topping on so you don't get stuck with any lingering peaches that are crumb-free

46. Obeying Admiralty instructions to leave some evidence that could not be mistaken of their having landed, Captain Phillip Parker King carved the inscription “HMC Mermaid 1820” on the trunk of a large boab.

47. Burrata is a soft cow’s milk cheese that, from the outside, could be mistaken for fresh mozzarella. Both are plump white orbs of Italian cheese, one more solid and elastic than the other

48. The two Arguses overlap in Malaysia’s Taman Negara National Park and could be mistaken for one another if not seen well—especially the females, which are similar in overall size, shape, and color.

49. Adult Bedbugs reach 5 mm-7 mm in length, while nymphs (juveniles) are as small as 1.5 mm. Bedbugs have flat bodies and may sometimes be mistaken for ticks or small cockroaches.

50. As a point of reference, German shepherds – one of the breeds most likely to be mistaken for Coyotes — are usually in the 75- to 95-pound ballpark, and they stand about 22 to