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to misconceive
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to have an incorrect understanding or idea about something
Transitive: to misconceive sth
misconceive
v
conceive
v
Example
The student misconceived the assignment instructions and completed it in the wrong format.
They misconceived the project's requirements, leading to a misunderstanding of the client's needs.
He misconceived the plot of the movie, believing it had a different ending.
She misconceived my intentions, thinking I meant to criticize rather than offer support.
It's important not to misconceive cultural practices, but instead, seek to understand them.
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