Definition Synonyms
Definition of misconception - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
belieffalse or incorrect view or opinion
- His misconception about the event led to confusion.
- There's a common misconception that cats are aloof.
- The misconception about the policy caused unnecessary panic.
Origin of misconception
Latin, misconceptio (misunderstanding)
Terms with misconception included in their meaning
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communication
clarify a misunderstanding or misconception
misconception
incorrect or unfounded conviction
driving
misconception as the fast lane
misconception
false belief or idea
misunderstanding
a wrong idea about something, a misconception
knowledge
debunk a common misconception
misconception
mistaken or unfounded opinion or idea
clarification
clarify a misunderstanding or misconception
misunderstanding
destroy a common misconception
false belief
widely believed false story or misconception
misconception
mistaken idea due to wrong information
logic
put an end to a misconception
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- French:idée fausse, ...
- German:Missverständnis, ...
- Italian:concezione errata, ...
- Spanish:idea errónea, ...
- Portuguese:ideia errada, ...
- Chinese:误解, ...
- Japanese:誤解, ...
- Arabic:سُوء فَهْم, ...
- Hebrew:תְּפִיסָה מֻטְעֵית, ...
- Russian:заблуждение, ...
- Ukrainian:хибне уявлення, ...
- Hindi:भ्रांति, ...
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