misinterpret|misinterpreted|misinterpreting|misinterprets in English
verb
['mɪsɪn'tɜrprɪt /-'tɜː-]
explain or understand incorrectly, misconceive, misunderstand
Use "misinterpret|misinterpreted|misinterpreting|misinterprets" in a sentence
1. Could Houston be misinterpreting the data?
2. Biocentrism Misinterprets Several Scientifically Testable Truths
3. She deliberately misinterpreted the question.
4. Could I be misinterpreting the nature of my perceptions?
5. Models can be misused or misinterpreted.
6. Your friendliness could easily be misinterpreted.
7. What happens if they misinterpret their programs?
8. There will also be less possibility of misinterpreting the Circuiting instructions
9. Don't misinterpret my comments as criticism.
10. People often misinterpret what simplify means.
11. Patients often misinterpret their bowel action as well.
12. He misinterpreted her silence as indicating agreement.
13. It is easy to misinterpret these findings.
14. At times, he misinterprets and even misunderstands men and their actions.
15. Often this is misinterpreted as insubordination or insolence.
16. Some parts of the report could be misinterpreted.
17. More often than not, Bear behaviour is misinterpreted
18. My speech has been misinterpreted by the press.
19. The rioters misinterpret the instructions of the police.
20. Their interpretation was faulty — they had misinterpreted things.
21. Misinterpret the sign, they will get shut out.
22. The rioter misinterpreted the instructions of the police.
23. Barbering is often misinterpreted as an expression of dominance
24. I feel Mollys domineer is easily misinterpreted by clients.
25. Disadvantage: Emotion is often lacking —or easy to misinterpret.