Definition of misconstruct in English:
misconstruct
transitive verb
[with object] rareMisconstrue (something)
‘I dread that it might be seen and misconstructed’- ‘Utilitarianism in Victorian England was often misconstructed as essentially anti-art, indeed as the doctrine of cultural philistines.’
- ‘She's claiming the things she said were ‘misused and misconstructed,’ by Vanity Fair.’
- ‘Such misogynist rituals must not, however, be misconstructed as "culture" but must be challenged as basic human rights concerns.’
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