Definition of misquote - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
inaccuracyrepeat something inaccurately
- He often misquotes famous lines from movies..
Noun
communicationincorrect version of a quote
- The article contained a misquote of the politician's speech.
Origin of misquote
Latin, mis- (wrongly) + quotare (to quote)
Examples of misquote in a sentence
He tends to misquote statistics. The journalist apologized for the misquote in the interview. A misquote in the book led to confusion among readers.
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- French:déformer les propos, fausse citation, ...
- German:falsch zitieren, falsches Zitat, ...
- Italian:citare erroneamente, citazione errata, ...
- Spanish:citar incorrectamente, cita errónea, ...
- Portuguese:citar erroneamente, citação errada, ...
- Chinese:误引, 错误引用, ...
- Japanese:誤引用する, 誤引用, ...
- Arabic:اِقْتَبَسَ بِشَكْل غَيْر دَقِيق, اقْتِباس خَاطِئ, ...
- Hebrew:לְצַטֵּט, צִיטּוּט שָׁגוּי, ...
- Russian:неправильно цитировать, ошибочная цитата, ...
- Ukrainian:неправильно цитувати, невірна цитата, ...
- Hindi:गलत उद्धृत करना, गलत उद्धरण, ...
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