0 past simple and past participle of misunderstand
Why would we say that he has deeply misunderstood the auction and is not really "bidding" at all?
That is, while both are in mortal danger at a young age, both are also misunderstood and misheard.
Sometimes the system has reason to believe that the user has misunderstood what the system said.
As a result, linguists have been misunderstood in public debate, so that the level of public debate about language remains low.
He was misunderstood by all sides for this stand.
They believe that the term 'musical literacy' is often misunderstood, and encourage the reader to think in terms of multiple literacies.
This implies that - if the conditions are not met - people lose access or are misunderstood, or "fail" to make themselves understood.
One notices, first, that the nature (and thereby the extent) of human guilt appears to have been misunderstood.
