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Definition of misinterpretation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
incorrect actionact of interpreting something incorrectly
- The misinterpretation of her words led to a dispute.
2.
communicationwrong explanation of a statement or action
- The misinterpretation of his words led to an argument.
Origin of misinterpretation
Latin, mis (wrong) + interpretari (explain)
Terms with misinterpretation included in their meaning
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misinterpretation
misunderstand words by ignoring their original situation or background
misinterpretation
misleading or incorrect connection suggested between ideas
confusing
causing misunderstanding or misinterpretation
communication
misinterpretation or misunderstanding of something
misinterpretation
incorrect interpretation of information
language
misinterpretation or misunderstanding due to wrong translation
statistics
misinterpretation in data analysis
language
misinterpretation of spoken or sung words
Examples of misinterpretation in a sentence
His misinterpretation of the rules led to his disqualification. Her misinterpretation of the text caused confusion. A misinterpretation of the rules led to disqualification.
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- French:mauvaise interprétation, interprétation erronée, ...
- German:Fehlinterpretation, ...
- Italian:interpretazione sbagliata, fraintendimento, ...
- Spanish:mala interpretación, malentendido, ...
- Portuguese:interpretação equivocada, má interpretação, ...
- Chinese:误释, 误解, ...
- Japanese:誤解, ...
- Arabic:سُوء تَفْسِير, تَفْسِير خَاطِئ, ...
- Hebrew:פַּרְשָׁנוּת שְׁגוּיָה, ...
- Russian:неправильное толкование, неверное понимание, ...
- Ukrainian:неправильне тлумачення, хибне тлумачення, ...
- Hindi:गलत व्याख्या, भ्रम, ...
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