misinterpret
misapprehend
misconstrue
pervert
put two and two together and make five
misknow
misconceive
mishear
misrepresentational
misunderstanding
mistaking
misinterpretation
clear up
misconvey
misconsider
misgrasp
misconstruct
misexplicate
counterinterpretation
misimputation
misinterpretability
miscomprehend
misdistinguish
misrepresenting
misken
idolum
misdeem
misdiscern
misascribe
incorrectness
falsify
misread
misunderstand
be amiss
negative
miscatch
misdeeming
withsay
get something twisted
misconstruction
misinfer
missee
misassert
misreflect
mismean
throw off the trail
contradictingly
🧢
belie
misimplication
misstatement
misconceptualized
misperceive
misfigure
unsoundness
misinterpretable
misexplication
wrong
illude
suppressio veri
misrelate
misportray
misexpound
misinformedness
false light
misunderstoodness
overinterpretation
misforecast
misengender
counterexemplify
contradictory
denial
misclaim
misdigest
misrely
misinformational
false belief
misallegation
miscomprehension
lie through one's teeth
ambiguous
equivocal
fallacy
miss one's guess
mispronunciation
misguidedly
have no idea
too
misdispense

English words for 'To make an incorrect interpretation; to misunderstand.'

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