Misreading ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Misreading ( noun )

An interpretation or understanding of something that is incorrect.

Origin:

From the latin word mis ("wrongly") and reading ("to interpre.t")

Examples:

1. The misreading of the contract led to a costly mistake.
2. The book"s author was frustrated by the critics" misreading of his work.
3. The scientist's misreading of the data led to a flawed conclusion.
4. The student's misreading of the question resulted in a low score on the exam.
5. The misreading of the instructions caused the delay in the project.

(As a verb)

Misreading ( verb )

An interpretation or understanding of something that is incorrect.

Origin:

From the latin word mis ("wrongly") and reading ("to interpre.t")

Examples:

1. The misreading of the contract led to a costly mistake.
2. The book"s author was frustrated by the critics" misreading of his work.
3. The scientist's misreading of the data led to a flawed conclusion.
4. The student's misreading of the question resulted in a low score on the exam.
5. The misreading of the instructions caused the delay in the project.