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Definition of misunderstanding in English: misunderstandingnoun ˌmɪsʌndəˈstandɪŋˌmɪsˌəndərˈstændɪŋ 1A failure to understand something correctly. a misunderstanding of the government's plans mass noun there must have been some kind of misunderstanding Example sentencesExamples - This has resonated with audiences who find it cathartic - British sitcoms traditionally deal in failure, disappointment and misunderstanding.
- This is best done in a tentative fashion, allowing the person to correct any misunderstandings.
- ‘We understand that the misunderstanding arose from the use of different types of terminology, and apologise for any confusion caused,’ she said.
- It is only right that a few myths and misunderstandings are corrected.
- Were I to learn faster, I would now know better than to correct people's grammatical misunderstandings.
- To correct his misunderstanding and misperceptions I have addressed the following open letter to him which touches upon some key concepts and basic points.
- But I can understand how this misunderstanding happened
- It is even difficult to tell whether these exchanges are promoting mutual understanding or increasing the misunderstandings.
- They do not know what went wrong, how to correct misunderstandings or what steps need to be taken to make things right again.
- The premier himself and the interpreter soon realized the misunderstanding and corrected the translation, to the amusement of everyone involved.
- His accomplished studies of human failure and misunderstanding are more than mere reels of celluloid.
- They are open to misunderstandings, misinterpretations, misgivings and mistakes.
- She said the lack of understanding or the misunderstanding of reporting procedures has, in some cases, led to unnecessarily prolonged investigations.
- I want to correct a misunderstanding or mistake that may have been made in answer to question No.1.
- I couldn't even begin to understand what his misunderstanding was.
- This allows me to meet each student outside of lecture, correct misunderstandings, and catch errors in the forms.
- In part this was due to misunderstandings and to failures of communication.
- The idea that mutual assured destruction is a policy choice shows a complete misunderstanding of the basic facts of existence.
- Summarise information to show patients they have been heard, and give them an opportunity to correct any misunderstandings.
- Later he simply couldn't be bothered to correct the misunderstanding.
Synonyms misinterpretation, misconstruction, misreading, misapprehension, misconception mistake, error, misjudgement, misbelief, miscalculation, confusion, mix-up, the wrong idea, false impression, fallacy, illusion, delusion - 1.1 A disagreement or quarrel.
he left the army after a slight misunderstanding with his commanding officer Example sentencesExamples - Firman said the dispute was triggered by a minor misunderstanding between a member of the police's Mobile Brigade and a group of marines.
- Mistakes on both sides may lead to misunderstandings, arguments and further delays in the processing of claims.
- This is the reason for a majority of our disagreements or misunderstandings.
- Surely the potential for tension, misunderstandings and culture clash is vast?
- There is bound to be confrontation, conflict, misunderstandings, arguments and disagreements.
- All the misunderstandings and quarrels of the past had been sorted out.
- In a way this suggested that there was nothing more substantial to the conflict than a misunderstanding and old-fashioned prejudice: a falling out between neighbours.
- It is becoming fashionable now that any slight incident of misunderstanding should discharge wanton destruction and lawlessness.
- Now, while disagreement and misunderstanding are certainly common, they are not so common as to prevent all effective communication.
- When you start realising how finite everything is, then all your differences and misunderstandings and pain should fall away.
- Such a combination suggested that misunderstandings and conflicts with the magistrates would be a thing of the past.
- I can't believe that we're finally together, after all the arguments and misunderstandings.
- Both of them have a history of misunderstandings and conflicts with the leadership.
- It is easier to talk through misunderstandings and solve differences when we are calm.
- The Franco-German axis has taken the weight of many disputes, misunderstandings, betrayals and jolting halts.
- And then they wonder why there are so many personal and world-wide misunderstandings, war, misery, pain.
- There was a slight misunderstanding over his bags, but finally, by allowing him to take some of my weight allowance, we finally agree we'd be okay.
- This can be appreciated by balancing the forces as an excess of one can lead to misunderstandings, conflicts and suffering.
- Cultural differences are a source of misunderstandings and conflicts in global R&D collaborations.
- The slightest misunderstanding could result in big trouble for the locals, including being beaten and kicked.
Synonyms disagreement, difference, difference of opinion, variance, clash of views, dispute, disputation, falling-out, quarrel, argument, altercation, squabble, wrangle, row, clash, conflict informal ruction, spat, scrap, tiff
Rhymes freestanding, hardstanding, landing, notwithstanding, outstanding, standing, stranding, understanding, upstanding Definition of misunderstanding in US English: misunderstandingnounˌmisˌəndərˈstandiNGˌmɪsˌəndərˈstændɪŋ 1A failure to understand something correctly. a misunderstanding of the facts and the law there must have been some kind of misunderstanding Example sentencesExamples - Summarise information to show patients they have been heard, and give them an opportunity to correct any misunderstandings.
- They do not know what went wrong, how to correct misunderstandings or what steps need to be taken to make things right again.
- I couldn't even begin to understand what his misunderstanding was.
- ‘We understand that the misunderstanding arose from the use of different types of terminology, and apologise for any confusion caused,’ she said.
- This has resonated with audiences who find it cathartic - British sitcoms traditionally deal in failure, disappointment and misunderstanding.
- The idea that mutual assured destruction is a policy choice shows a complete misunderstanding of the basic facts of existence.
- In part this was due to misunderstandings and to failures of communication.
- It is only right that a few myths and misunderstandings are corrected.
- To correct his misunderstanding and misperceptions I have addressed the following open letter to him which touches upon some key concepts and basic points.
- But I can understand how this misunderstanding happened
- The premier himself and the interpreter soon realized the misunderstanding and corrected the translation, to the amusement of everyone involved.
- This allows me to meet each student outside of lecture, correct misunderstandings, and catch errors in the forms.
- His accomplished studies of human failure and misunderstanding are more than mere reels of celluloid.
- They are open to misunderstandings, misinterpretations, misgivings and mistakes.
- I want to correct a misunderstanding or mistake that may have been made in answer to question No.1.
- Were I to learn faster, I would now know better than to correct people's grammatical misunderstandings.
- She said the lack of understanding or the misunderstanding of reporting procedures has, in some cases, led to unnecessarily prolonged investigations.
- It is even difficult to tell whether these exchanges are promoting mutual understanding or increasing the misunderstandings.
- This is best done in a tentative fashion, allowing the person to correct any misunderstandings.
- Later he simply couldn't be bothered to correct the misunderstanding.
Synonyms misinterpretation, misconstruction, misreading, misapprehension, misconception - 1.1 A disagreement or quarrel.
he left the army after a slight misunderstanding with his commanding officer Example sentencesExamples - There was a slight misunderstanding over his bags, but finally, by allowing him to take some of my weight allowance, we finally agree we'd be okay.
- And then they wonder why there are so many personal and world-wide misunderstandings, war, misery, pain.
- All the misunderstandings and quarrels of the past had been sorted out.
- I can't believe that we're finally together, after all the arguments and misunderstandings.
- In a way this suggested that there was nothing more substantial to the conflict than a misunderstanding and old-fashioned prejudice: a falling out between neighbours.
- Now, while disagreement and misunderstanding are certainly common, they are not so common as to prevent all effective communication.
- It is easier to talk through misunderstandings and solve differences when we are calm.
- Mistakes on both sides may lead to misunderstandings, arguments and further delays in the processing of claims.
- Such a combination suggested that misunderstandings and conflicts with the magistrates would be a thing of the past.
- This can be appreciated by balancing the forces as an excess of one can lead to misunderstandings, conflicts and suffering.
- Cultural differences are a source of misunderstandings and conflicts in global R&D collaborations.
- It is becoming fashionable now that any slight incident of misunderstanding should discharge wanton destruction and lawlessness.
- When you start realising how finite everything is, then all your differences and misunderstandings and pain should fall away.
- Firman said the dispute was triggered by a minor misunderstanding between a member of the police's Mobile Brigade and a group of marines.
- This is the reason for a majority of our disagreements or misunderstandings.
- The slightest misunderstanding could result in big trouble for the locals, including being beaten and kicked.
- Surely the potential for tension, misunderstandings and culture clash is vast?
- The Franco-German axis has taken the weight of many disputes, misunderstandings, betrayals and jolting halts.
- Both of them have a history of misunderstandings and conflicts with the leadership.
- There is bound to be confrontation, conflict, misunderstandings, arguments and disagreements.
Synonyms disagreement, difference, difference of opinion, variance, clash of views, dispute, disputation, falling-out, quarrel, argument, altercation, squabble, wrangle, row, clash, conflict
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