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misquote
[mis-kwoht]
noun
a quotation that is incorrect.
misquote
/ ˌɪˈəʊ /
verb
to quote (a text, speech, etc) inaccurately
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Other Word Forms
- misquoter noun
- ˌܴˈٲپDz noun
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At the Ivors, I accidentally misquote this back to him as "an unassailable guitar record".
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He later denied the report, saying the network misquoted him.
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“The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing,” John F. Kennedy warned as he misquoted Edmund Burke.
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It sent a fundraising email which said Trump’s political opponents and others had been "viciously" misquoting him.
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And his personality - as he became known as 'the Special One' following a slight misquote from his opening Chelsea news conference - shook up the Premier League.
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