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[Verb] | "mis*con*strue" | \ ˌmis-kən-ˈstrü \
1: to interpret (something, such as a statement or action) wrongly : misinterpret
2: to misinterpret the meaning, intention, or character of (someone)
Origin: 15th century ;
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[ "Misconstrue" ]
1: To carelessly misinterpret another person's words, ideas or intentions, often with a dismissive and disparaging mindset. When a person misconstrues, they rely on their gut feeling while paying no attention to the actual content and rationale. Though it can happen anywhere, such quick-to-react idiocy is almost exclusive to Twitter and Reddit.
See also: gaslighting
* e.g., ... Me: *posts a genuine and sincere LifeProTip on how to clean junk on your phone* 0 upvotes
Redditard: Stop advertising your app dickhead, we know that shit doesn't work. 12 upvotes
Me: Oh look, typical Redditard misconstrued my post. Nowhere in my post did I even say that it was my app!!! -5 upvotes
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[ "Misconstrued" ]
1: To have a person or someone fucked up
* e.g., ... He thinking I'm soft he had me all misconstrued.
# 3 - { My Words Were Misconstrued:18080333 }
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[ "My Words Were Misconstrued" ]
1: Saying giving out Pro-Zionism stickers and then saying you just want peace
* e.g., ... I gave out stickers saying that I think Zionism is sexy, but I just want "peace" my words were misconstrued
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