misnarrate

English

Etymology

mis- +‎ narrate

Verb

misnarrate (third-person singular simple present misnarrates, present participle misnarrating, simple past and past participle misnarrated)

To narrate incorrectly;
- 1851 August, Salignus, “The Late Rev. Professor Street”, in The Benares Magazine, volume 6, number 28, page 658:
  Was it kindness to misrepresent his dying words and misnarrate the details of his funeral?
- 2007, Alan W. Friedman, Party Pieces, page 131:
  Krapp can see only the fool he was, not the fool he is; all his versions misperceive and misnarrate themselves.
- 2014, Emma Percy, What Clergy Do: Especially when it looks like nothing:
  So too churches can misnarrate their story by inappropriate comparisons or a fixation on the wrong criteria for success.

单词	misnarrate
释义	misnarrate English Etymology mis- +‎ narrate Verb misnarrate (third-person singular simple present misnarrates, present participle misnarrating, simple past and past participle misnarrated) To narrate incorrectly; 1851 August, Salignus, “The Late Rev. Professor Street”, in The Benares Magazine, volume 6, number 28, page 658: Was it kindness to misrepresent his dying words and misnarrate the details of his funeral? 2007, Alan W. Friedman, Party Pieces, page 131: Krapp can see only the fool he was, not the fool he is; all his versions misperceive and misnarrate themselves. 2014, Emma Percy, What Clergy Do: Especially when it looks like nothing: So too churches can misnarrate their story by inappropriate comparisons or a fixation on the wrong criteria for success.
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