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/ˌmɪsˈreprɪzənt/ · mis·rep·resent
verb
- To represent falsely; to portray something inaccurately. The documentary misrepresented the scientist's findings, suggesting they supported a controversial theory.
- To give a false impression of a person or thing. He misrepresented himself as a qualified engineer to win the contract.
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Did you know? The verb "misrepresent" appears in the United States' Federal Trade Commission Act of 1914, where it defines illegal deceptive practices in advertising.