misrepresent (Meaning)
misrepresent (v)
represent falsely
tamper, with the purpose of deception
misrepresent (v. t.)
To represent incorrectly (almost always, unfacorably); to give a false erroneous representation of, either maliciously, ignirantly, or carelessly.
misrepresent (v. i.)
To make an incorrect or untrue representation.
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misrepresent Sentence Examples
- The politician intentionally misrepresented the candidate's stance on healthcare.
- The salesperson misrepresented the features of the product, resulting in a disappointed customer.
- The student's essay misrepresented their research, leading to an incorrect conclusion.
- The journalist's article misrepresented the situation and caused unnecessary outrage.
- The company's financial statements misrepresented its financial health, misleading investors.
- The witness misrepresented the events they witnessed, weakening the prosecution's case.
- The museum misrepresented the artifacts' origin, leading to historical inaccuracies.
- The advertisement misrepresented the product's efficacy, promising results it could not deliver.
- The politician's speech misrepresented the opposition's views, creating a false dichotomy.
- The website misrepresented the availability of items, causing frustration for potential buyers.
FAQs About the word misrepresent
represent falsely, tamper, with the purpose of deceptionTo represent incorrectly (almost always, unfacorably); to give a false erroneous representation of, eith
distort, twist, slant, obscure, censor, pervert, confuse, falsify, complicate,misstate
explain,explain, interpret, clarify, clarify, illustrate, illustrate, interpret, illuminate,clear (up)
The politician intentionally misrepresented the candidate's stance on healthcare.
The salesperson misrepresented the features of the product, resulting in a disappointed customer.
The student's essay misrepresented their research, leading to an incorrect conclusion.
The journalist's article misrepresented the situation and caused unnecessary outrage.
