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misread

[mis-reed] / mɪsˈrid /


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Whether or not he misread the numbers he was seeing on the screen is another matter, and should not impact your refund.

From MarketWatch

The research suggests AI writing’s fluency and professionalism can be misread as credibility, warning companies against equating prose quality with case quality.

From The Wall Street Journal

That shows many investors believe it’s wise to swallow their fears of war, but he thinks that “is a total misreading of history,” given its impact on energy and fertilizer supplies.

From Barron's

That shows many investors believe it’s wise to swallow their fears of war, but he thinks that “is a total misreading of history,” given its impact on energy and fertilizer supplies.

From Barron's

However, BOJ policymakers say that this time the context is different for Japan, and they want to avoid falling into the trap of misreading inflation cues and waiting too long to adjust rates.

From The Wall Street Journal