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misunderstood

adjective as in misinterpreted

Weak match

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He also believes Forest Service officials misunderstood his plans for the club, saying they thought the intent was to sell the land to those people and totally shut out the public.

Kiarna, 18, from Birmingham said her struggle to find a job began at sixth form where she felt misunderstood because of her learning difficulties and mental health struggles.

From BBC

But, she insisted, she never felt anything inappropriate about their relationship and was more concerned McCarthy would be misunderstood by the wider public if she came forward.

The gaps hint that a critical flash point of America’s political impasse may be misunderstood.

From Salon

But despite his critics, Serrano – who is signed to Paul's Most Valuable Promotions - says he is "misunderstood" and feels he deserves more credit for championing women's boxing.

From BBC

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

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