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misconstruction

/ˌmɪs.kənˈstrʌk.ʃən/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das eine falsche Auslegung oder ein falsches Verständnis von Worten oder Handlungen bezeichnet, oft absichtlich, oder eine ungrammatische sprachliche Konstruktion.

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noun

/ˌmɪs.kənˈstrʌk.ʃən/C2formal
  • deSubstantiv, das eine falsche Auslegung oder ein falsches Verständnis von Worten oder Handlungen bezeichnet, oft absichtlich, oder eine ungrammatische sprachliche Konstruktion.

A noun referring to a misinterpretation or incorrect understanding of words or actions, often deliberately, or an ungrammatical linguistic construction.

  1. MisinterpretationC1formal

    A mistaken understanding or interpretation of words, actions, or intentions, often deliberate.

    deFehldeutung

    • His innocent comment was open to misconstruction by the press.
    • The politician's speech was deliberately twisted, leading to a widespread misconstruction of his views.
    • To avoid misconstruction, she clarified her statement in writing.

    Synonymedistortionmisapprehensionmisconceptionmisinterpretationmisreadingmisunderstandingperversion

    Antonymecomprehensiongraspinterpretationperceptionunderstanding

  2. Ungrammatical structureC2formal

    A phrase or sentence that is grammatically incorrect or poorly constructed.

    deFalsche grammatische Konstruktion

    • The student's essay was full of misconstructions that made it hard to follow.
    • Linguists study common misconstructions in language acquisition.
    • The editor corrected several misconstructions in the manuscript.

    Synonymebarbarismsolecism

Formen
  • misconstructions plural form
  • misconstructions' possessive plural form
  • misconstruction's possessive singular form
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