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mistaken

[mi-stey-kuhn] / mɪˈsteɪ kən /


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He said the condition was sometimes mistaken for eczema, dermatitis or dry skin, and that "understanding the tell-tale signs is crucial".

From BBC

Papá finishes eating his slice of baklava before he says, “I think you are mistaken, Reina. But your baklava is as wonderful as always.”

From Literature

However it can be a difficult condition to spot as several of the symptoms - such as a rash and a high temperature - can easily be mistaken for other viruses.

From BBC

Greeting theatergoers at the start of the performance, Izzard advises that if anyone has come under the mistaken impression that this is a new comedy act, the time to escape is now.

From Los Angeles Times

But if Frank thought this would ease the growing anger of travelling fans he would have been sorely mistaken as he once more felt the full force of their fury after the final whistle.

From BBC