misconceiving 

  1. 動詞
misconceive現在分詞:
不及物動詞:
產生誤解
及物動詞:
誤解...(事物)

    
                        
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                                Luton briefed their stewards yesterday morning not to make the mistake of misconceiving Millwall fans ' chants in homage to the captain, Danny Shittu, and Jimmy Abdou, their player of the year.                            
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                                Subsequent historical research challenged Lochner-era originalism as inconsistent with the original conception of judicial review and as misconceiving the Founding generation's attitude toward economic regulation.                            
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                                Of late years, however, some authors, and among the rest Cardinal Bellarmine, without seeming to dread the imputation of heresy, have stoutly maintained, against all this array of popes and councils, that the writings of Honorius are free from the error which had been ascribed to them; "because," says the cardinal, "general councils being liable to err in questions of fact, we have the best grounds for asserting the sixth council was mistaken with regard to the fact now under consideration; and that, misconceiving the sense of the Letters of Honorius, it has placed this pope most unjustly in the rank of heretics." Observe, then, I pray you, father, that a man is not heretical for saying that Pope Honorius was not a heretic; even though a great many popes and councils, after examining his writings, should have declared that he was so.                            
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