misrepresent

1. To represent falsely; to inaccurately portray something.

   The fraudster misrepresented himself as a lawyer.

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   искази́тьiskazítʹ, передёргиватьperedjórgivatʹ, передёрнутьperedjórnutʹ

   переіна́кшитиpereinákšyty, переіна́кшуватиpereinákšuvaty

   represent falsely

1. He often misrepresents facts for his advantage.

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2. Journalists need to be careful not to misrepresent information.

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3. Unfortunately, many of the popular science articles written about the study misrepresented its conclusions.

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4. Tom misrepresented himself as a disinterested person with no prior opinions on the matter.

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5. Islam is grossly misrepresented.

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