Misconception is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MISCONCEPTION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a false conception
• a view or opinion that is incorrect because based on faulty thinking or understanding
• Erroneous conception; false opinion; wrong understanding.
• an incorrect conception
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• management information systems

Words related to MISCONCEPTION

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Words that contain MISCONCEPTION

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How to use MISCONCEPTION in a sentence

• His misconception of history, however, is more serious.
• But the correspondence between them is sufficiently full and explicit to prevent all misconception.
• Lear he is glad to learn he has put in writing his views in regard to it, as that will protect him against misconception on any point.
• In point of fact, though there is a great deal of misconception on the subject, the criminal law does not deal with sin as sin at all, or even with wrongs merely as wrongs.
• There has, says he, been much misconception of this section.
• The harmless misconception on which, by a chance expression, the silly rumor was founded, is known to all the friends of the gentleman in question.
• I give the example in order that we may avoid misconception.
• Let us, however, guard strictly, at this point, against a possible misconception.
• But against one prevalent misconception I must say a word of warning.
• Thus is the revival system built up on an entire misconception and misapprehension as to the coming and abiding of the Holy Spirit.
• If he had told the truth he was suffering a peculiarly distressing form of injustice, of misconception.
• And it was lightning! Each thought of the last ten years of misconception, and they blamed themselves only.
• Let us, then, agree with the plain man in affirming that the mind is nonextended, but let us avoid misconception.
• This fantastic misconception of the thing that is being fought is bound to be burned right out by the realities of the enemy acts in belligerent countries.
• At least no falsehood or misconception shall stand between us.
• To suppose God meant to change men to saints was a misconception.
• But as against cavalry, there is much misconception.
• Captain Bellfield, lest there should be any misconception, I must beg you to understand that the position in which you found Mr.
• The misconception is so palpable as scarcely to admit of serious answer.
• No law mysterious, misconception dark, Would the sad wish refuse to grant.
• The confusion of these distinct ideas has led to much misconception of the native creeds.
• I shall, therefore, speak without fear of misconception.
• The prevalent misconception on this point was in part due to his excessive sensitiveness to criticism and his resentment of it when hostile.
• But this is mere misconception of what I have said.
• It is therefore his privilege and duty to remove from the minds of others this misconception of Jehovah and enable others to understand that God is indeed love.
• Boaden describes his horror and astonishment at the misconception.
• They are not bad girls, but the average tourist has that misconception of them.
• Pritchard and Latham, and has caused very great misconception.
• Things had been working up in England during the last few years towards this misconception in the schools.
• What a glaring misconception of the whole economic and social problem is here involved will appear if we add a clause or two to Mr.

Similar words containing CONCEP without suffix tion and without prefix mis

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