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misrepresented

adjective as in colored

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She later told reporters she did not think maternity pay "needs changing at all", and insisted her comments had been "misrepresented" because she was talking about cutting regulations on business.

From BBC

The Los Angeles County suit alleges — in a vein similar to that of Bonta’s suit against ExxonMobil — that the global beverage companies misrepresented the environmental impact of their plastic bottles, “despite knowing that plastics cannot be readily disposed of without associated environmental impacts.”

But “I applied to the class action because I felt that Juul purposefully misrepresented its potency.”

From Slate

She claimed her words had been "misrepresented", saying she had been talking about excessive business regulation and maternity pay was "a good thing".

From BBC

“I’m not surprised the Veterans Collective misrepresented results from the survey,” said Anthony Allman, executive director of a nonprofit Vets Advocacy created under a 2015 court settlement to monitor the master plan for the campus development.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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