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mishear
[ mis-heer ]
verb (used with object)
- to hear incorrectly or imperfectly:
to mishear a remark.
mishear
/ ˌmɪsˈhɪə /
verb
- to fail to hear correctly
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
They don't want to put themselves in situations where they may mishear or seem disengaged, disinterested or unintelligent.
In Luterman’s experience, “I can hear people talking, but my brain doesn’t put together what they’re saying, or I mishear,” she told me.
Bixby, I learned, has a tendency to mishear certain radio DJs saying “KEXP” as its own name.
I will tell you this: They are always listening for the wake word, and tech companies admit smart assistants mishear commands more often than any of us would like.
Basically, doctors were saying, listen, not enough people are vaccinated yet, people are going to mishear this, they’re going to think they can go maskless no matter what their vaccination status is.
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