Synonyms for misrepresentation
mis·rep·re·sen·ta·tion

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1. misrepresentation, deceit, deceptionnoun

   a misleading falsehood

   Synonyms:
   thaumaturgy, magic trick, trick, deceit, fraudulence, falsification, conjuring trick, dissimulation, conjuration, deception, legerdemain, magic, illusion, dissembling

2. falsification, misrepresentationnoun

   a willful perversion of facts

   Synonyms:
   refutation, deceit, disproof, falsification, refutal, deception, falsehood, falsifying

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1. • Wrongdoing

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1. misrepresentationnoun

   Synonyms:
   misstatement, falsification

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1. misrepresentationnoun

   Synonyms:
   falsification, distortion

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1. List of paraphrases for "misrepresentation":

   distortion, misstatement, deception, misinterpretation, deformation, denaturing, falsehood, denaturation

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1. Ken Boehm:

   It's hard to imagine any due diligence investigation that would have missed lawsuit after lawsuit against Osorio alleging fraud, misrepresentation and ethics violations, even if they were doing due-diligence lite, they would have found the lawsuits. These lawsuits weren't hidden. They were in his home county.

2. Tom Reed -LRB- R-NY -RRB-:

   It's just a misrepresentation of the priority that we have as Republicans.

3. Jim Risch:

   The premise of this resolution is fundamentally flawed and I believe a misrepresentation of what is happening on the ground in Yemen.

4. Jeff Sessions:

   That’s an absolute misrepresentation, congress has the power to control all money, whether it comes in by fee, or not.

5. Laura Cummings Balgari:

   We are frequently faced with that misrepresentation or that warrior savage imagery that our ancestors were killed for, generally, we are represented as artifacts, people that aren't really real... but we are very much still a part of our tribal communities. We are living, breathing, evolving people just like any other group of people and we'd like to be recognized as that.