misreckoning
misforecast
misconclusion
misplot
misrepresentation
deceit
deception
miscatch
misleadingly
deceivingly
deceptively
misconstruction
inaccurately
pervert
misrepresenting
misinfo
misfact
neck
misguidingly
misprobe
misconceivedly
not done
fudge
misinformational
erroneous belief
idolum
error
misappraisal
malobservation
misimputation
misinterpretation
miscluster
covery
misjudgingly
misinformedly
terminological inexactitude
mishear
untruth
misconceive
inaccuracy
delusively
misknow
mispersuasion
misclaim
flim-flam
wrongmindedness
floater
chin
clear up
🧢
misapprehend
misflavour
inaccurate
distortion
unsoundness
misimplication
put two and two together and make five
inveracity
misrelease
whopper
walloper
falsidical
full of beans
Creticism
mistruth
contradistinctly
unverity
contradictingly
fraud
misprediction
misfire
untruism
misunderstandingly
misapprehendingly
misallegation
cap
untruthfully
misconceptualized
lie
misconceiving
pretence
misidentification
canard
malreasoning
misrelate
plumper
spuriously
mistakenly
caricature
misderive
misadvisedly
feignful
erroneously
miscode
falseness
unveracity

English words for 'A false reckoning; a miscalculation.'

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