Definition of misrepresentation in English:

misrepresentation

noun ˌmɪsrɛprɪzɛnˈteɪʃnˌmɪsrɛprəzɛnˈteɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

The action or offence of giving a false or misleading account of the nature of something.
she is seeking damages on allegations of misrepresentation
count noun a gross misrepresentation of the situation
Example sentencesExamples
- Extremism tends to be based on the wilful or ignorant misrepresentation of accepted moral or religious principles.
- In many cases consent was obtained by Government officials through fraud, coercion or misrepresentation, tactics which annulled the validity of such consent.
- Thirdly: it was a complete misrepresentation of anything which I, or anyone around me, has ever experienced.
- I take full responsibility for any misunderstanding or misrepresentation.
- His misrepresentation seems mainly to reflect the sloppy quality of much Australian work.
- An enormous public misrepresentation of Christianity has taken place.
- This case was not lengthened or complicated by the allegations of fraudulent misrepresentation.
- The ability to post effectively on the Internet can be a very good thing, creating the ability to misrepresentations quickly.
- The Final Frontier is hereby found guilty of misrepresentation.
- Yes, the misrepresentations spanned a considerable period.
- The plaintiff attributes its execution of the deeds to the alleged misrepresentations.
- I am always happy to see honest economists call dishonest pundits out on their misrepresentation of the facts.
- The debate gave new life to overheated claims and misrepresentations.
- The misrepresentation in the national media on this story has been interesting, too.
- In several decisions the English courts have found the wording of such clauses was not effective in excluding liability for a pre-contractual misrepresentation.
- The certificate would also list all of the information necessary to prevent misrepresentation of the media used to create a work.
- I am not referring to the distortion or misrepresentation that memory performs like a busy cosmetician.
- Other readers have unknowingly been victims of a more extraordinary misrepresentation of the novel than even Richardson himself managed.
- What their Honours did was to construe the facts to see in the facts a misrepresentation - not a misleading statement, a misrepresentation.
- Potentially, you could even make knowing misrepresentations in your form.

Definition of misrepresentation in US English:

misrepresentation

nounˌmisreprəzenˈtāSH(ə)nˌmɪsrɛprəzɛnˈteɪʃ(ə)n

The action or offense of giving a false or misleading account of the nature of something.
she is seeking damages on allegations of misrepresentation
this is a gross misrepresentation of the situation
Example sentencesExamples
- I am always happy to see honest economists call dishonest pundits out on their misrepresentation of the facts.
- The misrepresentation in the national media on this story has been interesting, too.
- Extremism tends to be based on the wilful or ignorant misrepresentation of accepted moral or religious principles.
- In several decisions the English courts have found the wording of such clauses was not effective in excluding liability for a pre-contractual misrepresentation.
- The plaintiff attributes its execution of the deeds to the alleged misrepresentations.
- I take full responsibility for any misunderstanding or misrepresentation.
- This case was not lengthened or complicated by the allegations of fraudulent misrepresentation.
- His misrepresentation seems mainly to reflect the sloppy quality of much Australian work.
- An enormous public misrepresentation of Christianity has taken place.
- What their Honours did was to construe the facts to see in the facts a misrepresentation - not a misleading statement, a misrepresentation.
- The ability to post effectively on the Internet can be a very good thing, creating the ability to misrepresentations quickly.
- Yes, the misrepresentations spanned a considerable period.
- Thirdly: it was a complete misrepresentation of anything which I, or anyone around me, has ever experienced.
- Other readers have unknowingly been victims of a more extraordinary misrepresentation of the novel than even Richardson himself managed.
- The Final Frontier is hereby found guilty of misrepresentation.
- In many cases consent was obtained by Government officials through fraud, coercion or misrepresentation, tactics which annulled the validity of such consent.
- The debate gave new life to overheated claims and misrepresentations.
- The certificate would also list all of the information necessary to prevent misrepresentation of the media used to create a work.
- I am not referring to the distortion or misrepresentation that memory performs like a busy cosmetician.
- Potentially, you could even make knowing misrepresentations in your form.

单词	misrepresentation
释义	Definition of misrepresentation in English: misrepresentation noun ˌmɪsrɛprɪzɛnˈteɪʃnˌmɪsrɛprəzɛnˈteɪʃ(ə)n mass noun The action or offence of giving a false or misleading account of the nature of something. she is seeking damages on allegations of misrepresentation count noun a gross misrepresentation of the situation Example sentencesExamples Extremism tends to be based on the wilful or ignorant misrepresentation of accepted moral or religious principles. In many cases consent was obtained by Government officials through fraud, coercion or misrepresentation, tactics which annulled the validity of such consent. Thirdly: it was a complete misrepresentation of anything which I, or anyone around me, has ever experienced. I take full responsibility for any misunderstanding or misrepresentation. His misrepresentation seems mainly to reflect the sloppy quality of much Australian work. An enormous public misrepresentation of Christianity has taken place. This case was not lengthened or complicated by the allegations of fraudulent misrepresentation. The ability to post effectively on the Internet can be a very good thing, creating the ability to misrepresentations quickly. The Final Frontier is hereby found guilty of misrepresentation. Yes, the misrepresentations spanned a considerable period. The plaintiff attributes its execution of the deeds to the alleged misrepresentations. I am always happy to see honest economists call dishonest pundits out on their misrepresentation of the facts. The debate gave new life to overheated claims and misrepresentations. The misrepresentation in the national media on this story has been interesting, too. In several decisions the English courts have found the wording of such clauses was not effective in excluding liability for a pre-contractual misrepresentation. The certificate would also list all of the information necessary to prevent misrepresentation of the media used to create a work. I am not referring to the distortion or misrepresentation that memory performs like a busy cosmetician. Other readers have unknowingly been victims of a more extraordinary misrepresentation of the novel than even Richardson himself managed. What their Honours did was to construe the facts to see in the facts a misrepresentation - not a misleading statement, a misrepresentation. Potentially, you could even make knowing misrepresentations in your form. Definition of misrepresentation in US English: misrepresentation nounˌmisreprəzenˈtāSH(ə)nˌmɪsrɛprəzɛnˈteɪʃ(ə)n The action or offense of giving a false or misleading account of the nature of something. she is seeking damages on allegations of misrepresentation this is a gross misrepresentation of the situation Example sentencesExamples I am always happy to see honest economists call dishonest pundits out on their misrepresentation of the facts. The misrepresentation in the national media on this story has been interesting, too. Extremism tends to be based on the wilful or ignorant misrepresentation of accepted moral or religious principles. In several decisions the English courts have found the wording of such clauses was not effective in excluding liability for a pre-contractual misrepresentation. The plaintiff attributes its execution of the deeds to the alleged misrepresentations. I take full responsibility for any misunderstanding or misrepresentation. This case was not lengthened or complicated by the allegations of fraudulent misrepresentation. His misrepresentation seems mainly to reflect the sloppy quality of much Australian work. An enormous public misrepresentation of Christianity has taken place. What their Honours did was to construe the facts to see in the facts a misrepresentation - not a misleading statement, a misrepresentation. The ability to post effectively on the Internet can be a very good thing, creating the ability to misrepresentations quickly. Yes, the misrepresentations spanned a considerable period. Thirdly: it was a complete misrepresentation of anything which I, or anyone around me, has ever experienced. Other readers have unknowingly been victims of a more extraordinary misrepresentation of the novel than even Richardson himself managed. The Final Frontier is hereby found guilty of misrepresentation. In many cases consent was obtained by Government officials through fraud, coercion or misrepresentation, tactics which annulled the validity of such consent. The debate gave new life to overheated claims and misrepresentations. The certificate would also list all of the information necessary to prevent misrepresentation of the media used to create a work. I am not referring to the distortion or misrepresentation that memory performs like a busy cosmetician. Potentially, you could even make knowing misrepresentations in your form.
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