misstatement 的定义
mis·stat·ed, mis·stat·ing.
- to state wrongly or misleadingly; make a wrong statement about.
misstatement 近义词
misrepresentation
misstatement 的近义词 18 个
- distortion
- exaggeration
- fabrication
- falsehood
- inaccuracy
- adulteration
- coloring
- falsification
- lie
- mutilation
- slant
- story
- stretch
- twist
- untruth
- false light
- not a true picture
- tall story
misstatement 的反义词 1 个
更多misstatement例句
- A previous version of this report misstated the last name of Arlington Schools Superintendent Francisco Durán.
- It also misstated the regulatory change sought by Bates’ private seawall bill.
- Wednesday’s North County Report misstated the Oceanside planning commission’s most recent stance on North River Farms.
- The debate was, in fact, the fourth time he misstated what happened.
- The SEC has previously fined and helped prosecute government officials who purposefully misstated financial information related to bond transactions.
- CORRECTION: Because of an editing error, this article contained a misstatement about grants of citizenship versus living permits.
- How that squared with his original misstatement was never clear.
- Dan'l smiled in a way that admitted his misstatement; he shook his head.
- In order that there may be no misstatement of our amiable critic's position, it will be best to quote his own words.
- It is easy for a politician detected in a misstatement to take refuge in evasive rhetorical hyperbole.
- They are the phenomena of mortal mind, and matter and mortal mind are one; and this one is a misstatement of Mind, God.
- Misstatement has caused an immense deal of bloodshed and bitterness among Christians.