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misrepresentation
noun as in falsehood
Example Sentences
Noting that he had placed his interpretation of the law on the record, he wrote that “repeating misrepresentations of facts after previously being put on notice is …. unwise.”
“Commissioners ignored consistent, blatant misrepresentations the inmate made about his crimes,” wrote Nasarenko in an October letter to the board.
Republicans called his remarks a gross misrepresentation designed to mislead the public, and Trump suggested Schiff should be arrested for “treason.”
It added that it would investigate any misrepresentation of scores.
None of these goonishly malevolent claims is authentic, some have been decisively debunked, and some are flagrant misrepresentations.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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