Misrepresent is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MISREPRESENT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to give a false or misleading representation of
• give a false or misleading account of the nature of
• To represent incorrectly (almost always, unfacorably); to give a false erroneous representation of, either maliciously, ignirantly, or carelessly.
• To make an incorrect or untrue representation.
• represent falsely
• tamper, with the purpose of deception
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to give a false or misleading representation of usually with an intent to deceive or be unfair

Words related to MISREPRESENT

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Words that contain MISREPRESENT

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How to use MISREPRESENT in a sentence

• A few words, however, in elucidation of my real meaning, which some of my friends have evinced a disposition to misrepresent.
• An illustration does not overturn a principle, but it may misrepresent it.
• The empire is so vast and so diverse in all its features that a statement which may accurately apply to one province will misrepresent another.
• Our House of Commons could scarcely misrepresent us more if it was appointed haphazard by the Lord Chamberlain or selected by lot from among the inhabitants of Netting Hill.
• All sorts of exploits of which pictures that brilliantly misrepresent them are easily concoctable were for him impossible subjects for illustration.
• Certain people who are hit by the views which you put forth will suspect your morals and will misrepresent your intentions.
• She felt sure Mary had only called for an unkind purpose, and that she would cruelly misrepresent her appearance and condition to Gavin.
• It is the constant aim of the enemies now in armed rebellion against the Union, to misrepresent the North upon this very point.
• They seize every opportunity to misrepresent her doctrine, to travesty her history, and to denounce her as retrograde, old fashioned, and out of date.
• At last something occurred which none could misunderstand or misrepresent.
• Until you think of things as they are, and not of the words that misrepresent them, you cannot think rightly.
• This drama does not misrepresent God, as many a poem and many a sufferer do.
• In England, strange to say, there were men found, even in parliament, ready to misrepresent the facts and glory in a rebellion the causes of which they did not understand.
• After which I hope it will be impossible for the malice of a Jacobite, highflying, priestridden faction, to misrepresent us.
• The whole purpose is to slander God, to misrepresent Him.
• Then they do more, and worse, they misrepresent and slander Him.
• He is thinking of the fact that it is real faith in God which leads men to doubt the dogmas which misrepresent God.
• But a representative is not liable to knowingly misrepresent his constituents unless he has pecuniary interests adverse to theirs.
• One of the expedients of party to acquire influence within particular districts is to misrepresent the opinions and aims of other districts.
• But on account of their irrational basis all governments largely misrepresent the true interests of those who live under them.
• It has ceased to represent or misrepresent material conditions, and has learned to embody spiritual goods.
• When a mind is filled with important and true ideas and sees the actual relations of things, it cannot relish pictures of the world which wantonly misrepresent it.
• One of the expedients of party to acquire influence, within particular districts, is to misrepresent the opinions and aims of other districts.
• It is treating the past more kindly to misrepresent it in some particulars, than to leave it a blank to the imagination.
• The Extremists who had shrunk from no efforts to misrepresent the purpose of the bills received a great accession of strength when Mr.
• To say that he had fallen in love with the situation would be to misrepresent him.
• Will you carry your memory back to the day of the medical consultation on my case? I want you to correct me, if I inadvertently misrepresent my advisers.
• But I would not attempt by any sophistry to misrepresent slavery in order to prove its dreadful wickedness.
• I know he does not intend to misrepresent me or other gentlemen.
• President, I do not intend to misrepresent anything.

Similar words containing REPRES without suffix ent and without prefix mis

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