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View usage for: (mɪskənstruː) Word forms: 3rd person singular presenttense misconstrues, present participle misconstruing, past tense, past participle misconstruedverbIf you misconstrue something that has been said or something that happens, you interpret it wrongly. [formal] An outsider might misconstrue the nature of the relationship. [VERB noun] Synonyms: misinterpret, misunderstand, misjudge, misread More Synonyms of misconstrue misconstrue in British English (ˌmɪskənˈstruː) verbWord forms: -strues, -struing or -strued(transitive) to interpret mistakenly misconstrue in American English (ˌmɪskənˈstru) verb transitiveWord forms: ˌmisconˈstrued or ˌmisconˈstruing to construe wrongly; misinterpret; misunderstand Derived forms misconstruction (ˌmisconˈstruction) (ˌmɪskənˈstrʌkʃən) noun Examples of 'misconstrue' in a sentencemisconstrue Of all our subjects, Thrse may be the easiest to overlook or misconstrue. Definition to interpret mistakenly An outsider might misconstrue the nature of the relationship. Synonyms misjudge misread get a false impression of mistranslate get your lines crossed about make a wrong interpretation of Additional synonymsDefinition to misunderstand To see them as mere stereotypes is to misapprehend their significance. Synonyms misunderstand, mistake, misinterpret, misread, misconstrue, misconceive, get the wrong idea or impression about We misconceived their purpose. Synonyms misunderstand, mistake, misjudge, fail to understand, misconstrue, get the wrong idea about, misapprehend, get your lines crossed about Definition to misunderstand or misinterpret No one should mistake how serious this issue is. Synonyms misunderstand, misinterpret, misjudge, misread, misconstrue, get wrong, misapprehend, misconceiveNearby words ofmisconstrue - misconception
- misconduct
- misconstruction
- misconstrue
- miscreant
- misdeed
- misdemeanour
Additional synonymsDefinition to fail to understand properly They simply misunderstood him. Synonyms misinterpret, misread, get the wrong idea (about), mistake, misjudge, misconstrue, mishear, misapprehend, be at cross-purposes with, misconceive |