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read differently

VERB
doubt
Synonyms
STRONGEST
distrust hesitate impugn suspect
STRONG
challenge demur disbelieve discredit dispute fear fluctuate imagine insinuate misgive mistrust query scruple surmise vacillate waver
WEAK
be apprehensive of be curious be dubious be in a quandary be puzzled be uncertain be undetermined call in question give no credence harbor suspicion have qualms misdoubt not buy shilly-shally skepticize smell a rat take dim view of wonder at
Antonyms
STRONGEST
trust
STRONG
agree answer believe go along remain stay
WEAK
be certain not question rely
VERB
misdoubt
Synonyms
WEAK
be apprehensive of be curious be dubious be in a quandary be puzzled be uncertain be undetermined call in question challenge demur disbelieve discredit dispute distrust fear fluctuate give no credence harbor suspicion have one's doubts have qualms hesitate imagine impugn insinuate misgive mistrust not buy query question scruple shilly-shally skepticize smell a rat surmise suspect take dim view of vacillate waver wonder wonder at

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The death certificate will read differently for this team than it did during Scott Brooks’s final years or last season, when Wes Unseld Jr. made his debut as coach.

From Washington Post • Apr. 7, 2023

In "Reader's Block," Rubery reviews the cognitive experiences of people who read differently for a number of reasons.

From Salon • Oct. 2, 2022

Could the “unrelenting rivalry” that Tillman attributes to a “selfish” and “competitive” mother be read differently, as the terrible fallout from her mother’s stifled creativity, her thwarted ambition?

From New York Times • Aug. 3, 2022

Even as FemShep speaks the same lines as the male Shepard, her relationships with men and other women read differently because she’s a woman.

From Slate • May 18, 2021

I read differently now that I am in my right mind, but I return to old friends.

From "The Poisonwood Bible" by Barbara Kingsolver