misconceit (Meaning)
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misconceit (n.)
Misconception.
Synonyms & Antonyms of misconceit
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misconceit Sentence Examples
- Many misconceptions surround the concept of artificial intelligence, leading to unrealistic expectations and fears.
- The misconceit that all dogs are friendly can be dangerous, as some breeds have aggressive tendencies.
- It's a misconceit to believe that all wealthy people are inherently greedy or selfish.
- The misconceit that happiness is a permanent state can lead to disappointment and unrealistic expectations.
- Some people hold the misconceit that technology will solve all societal problems, ignoring the need for human interaction and moral values.
- It's a misconceit to think that divorce always leads to broken families; in some cases, it can provide a healthier environment for all involved.
- The misconceit that teenagers are inherently rebellious is outdated and ignores the wide range of experiences and values of young people today.
- Misconceptions about mental health conditions can lead to stigma and discrimination, preventing individuals from seeking help.
- It's a misconceit to believe that life is fair; unexpected challenges and setbacks are an inherent part of the human experience.
- Misconceptions about healthy eating habits can lead to poor nutritional choices and contribute to chronic health conditions.
FAQs About the word misconceit
Misconception.
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Many misconceptions surround the concept of artificial intelligence, leading to unrealistic expectations and fears.
The misconceit that all dogs are friendly can be dangerous, as some breeds have aggressive tendencies.
It's a misconceit to believe that all wealthy people are inherently greedy or selfish.
The misconceit that happiness is a permanent state can lead to disappointment and unrealistic expectations.
