Definition of misapprehension in English:

misapprehension

noun mɪsaprɪˈhɛnʃnˌmɪsˌæprəˈhɛn(t)ʃ(ə)n

A mistaken belief about or interpretation of something.
误解，误会
people tried to exchange the vouchers under the misapprehension that they were book tokens
人们误认为这些票券是购书代价券，因此想用它们来换购。
Example sentencesExamples
- Given your political beliefs, I can understand some of the misapprehensions that you suffer from, but some of the statements near the end of your article were so out of touch with the actual facts that I could only read in stunned disbelief.
- It would be itself a form of institutional racism to demand that people of visibly distinctive ethnic backgrounds act with special caution to avoid giving rise to misapprehensions.
- However, I would like to correct their present misapprehensions.
- Much of the correspondence contained in this volume shows Proust acting to dispel such misapprehensions.
- On the other, there were swelling misapprehensions from the lack of a united line of action, of a clear model on economic growth and improvement of the standard of living.
- Instead of possibly freeing people from their misconceptions and misapprehensions, we solidify them and, in fact, remove the conditions under which true personal growth and rapprochement are possible.
- Scientists close to the programme are aware of the dangers of these misapprehensions, for public respect towards science, as much as for the future of biotechnology.
- I had long laboured under the misapprehension that to be the subject of a tribute you had to either be dead, have done something worthwhile or have reached a milestone in a certain profession.
- There are no major mistakes or misapprehensions in their knowledge and beliefs about the disease.
- It corrected some of the misapprehension of New Zealanders, stating that the Moriori were from the same East Polynesian background as the Maori.
- I understand that anglers at this venue are having bother with boaters who seem to be under the misapprehension that the sand bed opposite the Nidd mouth is available for mooring.
- The second misunderstanding arises from a misapprehension about an idea we have been studying throughout this book and which we just considered again: the sanctity of life.
- But I am not under the misapprehension that I'm doing eight-minute cures.
- He should confront head-on the fundamental misapprehensions driving the public mood.
- But it is a common misapprehension to think that joint orders afford some sort of protection.
- Plus, the laptop's on the fritz so my scope for getting to a keyboard to correct misapprehensions has been limited.
- Thus far, of course, this is all the result of my own misapprehension.
- And George says that, in spite of many popular misapprehensions, logging is often good for forests.
- From my own experience of more than a decade of working closely with the industry and with doctors, misapprehensions and misunderstandings persist on both sides.
- Before it is too late, the government and all the parties related should work together to correct the current public misapprehensions and revive the collapsing poultry industry.
Synonyms
misunderstanding, mistake, error, misinterpretation, misconstruction, misreading, misjudgement, misconception, misbelief, miscalculation, confusion, mix-up, the wrong idea, false impression, fallacy, illusion, delusion

Derivatives

misapprehensive

adjective ˌmɪsaprɪˈhɛnsɪvˌmɪsˌæprəˈhɛnsɪv

rare

Mistaken or based on false beliefs.
he is not the first to be afflicted with misapprehensive dread
Example sentencesExamples
- People are not always evil; they are often misguided or jaded or confuse or misapprehensive or imperceptive or insensitive or prejudiced.
- She is misapprehensive about the simplest things and rejects Life.
- It has also been used successfully in obstetrics and undoubtedly would be used much more if there were not such a misapprehensive, fearful attitude toward it.

Rhymes

abstention, apprehension, ascension, attention, circumvention, comprehension, condescension, contention, contravention, convention, declension, detention, dimension, dissension, extension, gentian, hypertension, hypotension, intention, intervention, invention, mention, obtention, pension, prehension, prevention, recension, retention, subvention, supervention, suspension, tension

Definition of misapprehension in US English:

misapprehension

nounˌmɪsˌæprəˈhɛn(t)ʃ(ə)nˌmisˌaprəˈhen(t)SH(ə)n

A mistaken belief about or interpretation of something.
误解，误会
she must have been laboring under the misapprehension that you are nice
Example sentencesExamples
- However, I would like to correct their present misapprehensions.
- Much of the correspondence contained in this volume shows Proust acting to dispel such misapprehensions.
- Before it is too late, the government and all the parties related should work together to correct the current public misapprehensions and revive the collapsing poultry industry.
- The second misunderstanding arises from a misapprehension about an idea we have been studying throughout this book and which we just considered again: the sanctity of life.
- There are no major mistakes or misapprehensions in their knowledge and beliefs about the disease.
- Scientists close to the programme are aware of the dangers of these misapprehensions, for public respect towards science, as much as for the future of biotechnology.
- Given your political beliefs, I can understand some of the misapprehensions that you suffer from, but some of the statements near the end of your article were so out of touch with the actual facts that I could only read in stunned disbelief.
- Plus, the laptop's on the fritz so my scope for getting to a keyboard to correct misapprehensions has been limited.
- Thus far, of course, this is all the result of my own misapprehension.
- But I am not under the misapprehension that I'm doing eight-minute cures.
- From my own experience of more than a decade of working closely with the industry and with doctors, misapprehensions and misunderstandings persist on both sides.
- It would be itself a form of institutional racism to demand that people of visibly distinctive ethnic backgrounds act with special caution to avoid giving rise to misapprehensions.
- It corrected some of the misapprehension of New Zealanders, stating that the Moriori were from the same East Polynesian background as the Maori.
- I had long laboured under the misapprehension that to be the subject of a tribute you had to either be dead, have done something worthwhile or have reached a milestone in a certain profession.
- I understand that anglers at this venue are having bother with boaters who seem to be under the misapprehension that the sand bed opposite the Nidd mouth is available for mooring.
- And George says that, in spite of many popular misapprehensions, logging is often good for forests.
- But it is a common misapprehension to think that joint orders afford some sort of protection.
- On the other, there were swelling misapprehensions from the lack of a united line of action, of a clear model on economic growth and improvement of the standard of living.
- He should confront head-on the fundamental misapprehensions driving the public mood.
- Instead of possibly freeing people from their misconceptions and misapprehensions, we solidify them and, in fact, remove the conditions under which true personal growth and rapprochement are possible.
Synonyms
misunderstanding, mistake, error, misinterpretation, misconstruction, misreading, misjudgement, misconception, misbelief, miscalculation, confusion, mix-up, the wrong idea, false impression, fallacy, illusion, delusion

词汇	misapprehension
释义	Definition of misapprehension in English: misapprehension noun mɪsaprɪˈhɛnʃnˌmɪsˌæprəˈhɛn(t)ʃ(ə)n A mistaken belief about or interpretation of something. 误解，误会 people tried to exchange the vouchers under the misapprehension that they were book tokens 人们误认为这些票券是购书代价券，因此想用它们来换购。 Example sentencesExamples Given your political beliefs, I can understand some of the misapprehensions that you suffer from, but some of the statements near the end of your article were so out of touch with the actual facts that I could only read in stunned disbelief. It would be itself a form of institutional racism to demand that people of visibly distinctive ethnic backgrounds act with special caution to avoid giving rise to misapprehensions. However, I would like to correct their present misapprehensions. Much of the correspondence contained in this volume shows Proust acting to dispel such misapprehensions. On the other, there were swelling misapprehensions from the lack of a united line of action, of a clear model on economic growth and improvement of the standard of living. Instead of possibly freeing people from their misconceptions and misapprehensions, we solidify them and, in fact, remove the conditions under which true personal growth and rapprochement are possible. Scientists close to the programme are aware of the dangers of these misapprehensions, for public respect towards science, as much as for the future of biotechnology. I had long laboured under the misapprehension that to be the subject of a tribute you had to either be dead, have done something worthwhile or have reached a milestone in a certain profession. There are no major mistakes or misapprehensions in their knowledge and beliefs about the disease. It corrected some of the misapprehension of New Zealanders, stating that the Moriori were from the same East Polynesian background as the Maori. I understand that anglers at this venue are having bother with boaters who seem to be under the misapprehension that the sand bed opposite the Nidd mouth is available for mooring. The second misunderstanding arises from a misapprehension about an idea we have been studying throughout this book and which we just considered again: the sanctity of life. But I am not under the misapprehension that I'm doing eight-minute cures. He should confront head-on the fundamental misapprehensions driving the public mood. But it is a common misapprehension to think that joint orders afford some sort of protection. Plus, the laptop's on the fritz so my scope for getting to a keyboard to correct misapprehensions has been limited. Thus far, of course, this is all the result of my own misapprehension. And George says that, in spite of many popular misapprehensions, logging is often good for forests. From my own experience of more than a decade of working closely with the industry and with doctors, misapprehensions and misunderstandings persist on both sides. Before it is too late, the government and all the parties related should work together to correct the current public misapprehensions and revive the collapsing poultry industry. Synonyms misunderstanding, mistake, error, misinterpretation, misconstruction, misreading, misjudgement, misconception, misbelief, miscalculation, confusion, mix-up, the wrong idea, false impression, fallacy, illusion, delusion Derivatives misapprehensive adjective ˌmɪsaprɪˈhɛnsɪvˌmɪsˌæprəˈhɛnsɪv rare Mistaken or based on false beliefs. he is not the first to be afflicted with misapprehensive dread Example sentencesExamples People are not always evil; they are often misguided or jaded or confuse or misapprehensive or imperceptive or insensitive or prejudiced. She is misapprehensive about the simplest things and rejects Life. It has also been used successfully in obstetrics and undoubtedly would be used much more if there were not such a misapprehensive, fearful attitude toward it. Rhymes abstention, apprehension, ascension, attention, circumvention, comprehension, condescension, contention, contravention, convention, declension, detention, dimension, dissension, extension, gentian, hypertension, hypotension, intention, intervention, invention, mention, obtention, pension, prehension, prevention, recension, retention, subvention, supervention, suspension, tension Definition of misapprehension in US English: misapprehension nounˌmɪsˌæprəˈhɛn(t)ʃ(ə)nˌmisˌaprəˈhen(t)SH(ə)n A mistaken belief about or interpretation of something. 误解，误会 she must have been laboring under the misapprehension that you are nice Example sentencesExamples However, I would like to correct their present misapprehensions. Much of the correspondence contained in this volume shows Proust acting to dispel such misapprehensions. Before it is too late, the government and all the parties related should work together to correct the current public misapprehensions and revive the collapsing poultry industry. The second misunderstanding arises from a misapprehension about an idea we have been studying throughout this book and which we just considered again: the sanctity of life. There are no major mistakes or misapprehensions in their knowledge and beliefs about the disease. Scientists close to the programme are aware of the dangers of these misapprehensions, for public respect towards science, as much as for the future of biotechnology. Given your political beliefs, I can understand some of the misapprehensions that you suffer from, but some of the statements near the end of your article were so out of touch with the actual facts that I could only read in stunned disbelief. Plus, the laptop's on the fritz so my scope for getting to a keyboard to correct misapprehensions has been limited. Thus far, of course, this is all the result of my own misapprehension. But I am not under the misapprehension that I'm doing eight-minute cures. From my own experience of more than a decade of working closely with the industry and with doctors, misapprehensions and misunderstandings persist on both sides. It would be itself a form of institutional racism to demand that people of visibly distinctive ethnic backgrounds act with special caution to avoid giving rise to misapprehensions. It corrected some of the misapprehension of New Zealanders, stating that the Moriori were from the same East Polynesian background as the Maori. I had long laboured under the misapprehension that to be the subject of a tribute you had to either be dead, have done something worthwhile or have reached a milestone in a certain profession. I understand that anglers at this venue are having bother with boaters who seem to be under the misapprehension that the sand bed opposite the Nidd mouth is available for mooring. And George says that, in spite of many popular misapprehensions, logging is often good for forests. But it is a common misapprehension to think that joint orders afford some sort of protection. On the other, there were swelling misapprehensions from the lack of a united line of action, of a clear model on economic growth and improvement of the standard of living. He should confront head-on the fundamental misapprehensions driving the public mood. Instead of possibly freeing people from their misconceptions and misapprehensions, we solidify them and, in fact, remove the conditions under which true personal growth and rapprochement are possible. Synonyms misunderstanding, mistake, error, misinterpretation, misconstruction, misreading, misjudgement, misconception, misbelief, miscalculation, confusion, mix-up, the wrong idea, false impression, fallacy, illusion, delusion
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