0 past simple and past participle of misinterpret
1 to form an understanding that is not correct of something that is said or done:
When we re-examined the regulations, we realized that we had misinterpreted them.
Evidence for variability in diagnostic thresholds should not be misinterpreted as evidence that depressive illness is merely a social construction or a culture-bound phenomenon.
Despite this simple and general rule in structural geology, examples of misinterpreted structural discontinuities occur in polyphased deformed terranes especially.
In the end, the answer depends on the question asked, so these words have often been misinterpreted by the financial profession.
If the predicate is always clause-final, there is no reason why an unmarked clause-initial lexeme should be misinterpreted as a predicate.
Moreover, a message can be misunderstood or misinterpreted at its destination.
Lest this latter statement be misinterpreted, let me rephrase as follows.
It just seems to me that they have misinterpreted the nature of the problem.
In several important ways, however, the message on shared and nonshared environmental effects has been misinterpreted.
