misinterpret (verb)

1. The misinterpretation of the client's requirements led to a design that did not meet their needs or expectations.

2. The fashion critic misinterpreted the designer's intention, resulting in a negative review of the collection.

3. The protagonist misinterprets the warning signs and enters the dark, abandoned house, unaware of the terrifying presence within.

4. In the romantic comedy, the main character misinterprets a friendly gesture as a romantic advance, leading to humorous misunderstandings.

1. In the science fiction novel, the protagonist misinterprets an alien's peaceful intentions as a threat.

2. In the cartoon, the character misinterprets the instructions and ends up causing chaos instead of following them correctly.

3. In the movie, the detective misinterprets a crucial piece of evidence, leading him to pursue the wrong suspect.

4. In the comic strip, the main character misinterprets a conversation and mistakenly believes they have been invited to a party.

1. In the comic strip, the detective misinterpreted the clues and accused the wrong suspect.

2. The abstract painting left viewers puzzled, as each person misinterpreted the artist's intended meaning.

3. Watching a horror movie alone can be quite frightening as our minds often misinterpret shadows and sounds.

4. She misinterpreted the dress code for the party and arrived in a formal gown while everyone else was dressed casually.