Misconstrued is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MISCONSTRUED in dictionary:

VERB:
• MISCONSTRUE, to construe wrongly, also MISCONSTER
• interpret (a person's words or actions) wrongly
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• management information systems

Words related to MISCONSTRUED

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How to use MISCONSTRUED in a sentence

• Such friendships, when genuine, are never misconstrued.
• He hoped he should not be misconstrued, as a Minister of this country, in using this language.
• Such mildness was misconstrued and only weakened his authority.
• Who would have thought my nephew could have so misconstrued my kindness? But will you go into your closet, and recover your temper.
• That this innocent act should be misconstrued into meaning that she was mixed up in his doings seemed monstrous.
• Thus he concealed his real self and withdrew from all rivalry with his brother, whose gentler and altogether different nature he perversely misconstrued.
• Galileo misconstrued the silence, thinking it meant that he could do and say what he wished and that there would be no interference.
• In short, almost every term was misconstrued, and abused.
• It will be unnecessary to attempt even an abbreviated narrative of this tragic episode, however grave its import, however much misconstrued by adverse chroniclers and historians.
• It is of a confidential nature, and might, I fear, if it fell into the wrong hands, be cruelly misconstrued.
• This took its rise from some verses in Homer, which have been strangely misconstrued.
• With a blush I own That I misconstrued words of innocence.
• I had taken advantage of her kindness, her sympathy, her trust, and openly misconstrued womanly friendliness into a stronger emotion.
• Many good friendships have been broken because some statement in a letter was misconstrued.
• The movement was misconstrued by the Federals, and down the high road, in solid column, came the pursuing cavalry.
• I may have misconstrued your remarks, but I thought you still doubted me.
• The sentiments of the empress towards Bismarck have been much misunderstood and misconstrued.
• This is obviously a superstitious hypothesis, the lights being real phenomena misconstrued.
• President Newnham sought to correct the wrong impression, but even his carefully thought out statements were misconstrued.
• But since sin must ever be arraigned for itself, and error is prone to plead for mercy, I leave no word here that can be misconstrued or misapplied.
• Anything Fred Thorpe could say on the subject would be bitterly misconstrued.
• When the first Tabernacle was consumed by fire my utterances were criticised and my enthusiasm to rebuild it was misconstrued.
• But, on second thought, he realized that his motives would be misconstrued if he entered the hall.

Similar words containing CONSTRU without suffix ed and without prefix mis

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