misunderstanding
అపార్ధం
definition
verb
he had misunderstood the policeman's hand signals
fail to interpret or understand (something) correctly.
noun
a misunderstanding of the facts and the law
a failure to understand something correctly.
example
The idea that mutual assured destruction is a policy choice shows a complete 'misunderstanding' of the basic facts of existence.
It is becoming fashionable now that any slight incident of 'misunderstanding' should discharge wanton destruction and lawlessness.
This has resonated with audiences who find it cathartic - British sitcoms traditionally deal in failure, disappointment and 'misunderstanding' .
Later he simply couldn't be bothered to correct the 'misunderstanding' .
‘We understand that the 'misunderstanding' arose from the use of different types of terminology, and apologise for any confusion caused,’ she said.
Firman said the dispute was triggered by a minor 'misunderstanding' between a member of the police's Mobile Brigade and a group of marines.
I want to correct a 'misunderstanding' or mistake that may have been made in answer to question No.1.
I couldn't even begin to understand what his 'misunderstanding' was.
he left the army after a slight 'misunderstanding' with his commanding officer
there must have been some kind of 'misunderstanding'
a 'misunderstanding' of the facts and the law
The premier himself and the interpreter soon realized the 'misunderstanding' and corrected the translation, to the amusement of everyone involved.
She said the lack of understanding or the 'misunderstanding' of reporting procedures has, in some cases, led to unnecessarily prolonged investigations.
But I can understand how this 'misunderstanding' happened
There was a slight 'misunderstanding' over his bags, but finally, by allowing him to take some of my weight allowance, we finally agree we'd be okay.
a 'misunderstanding' of the government's plans
The slightest 'misunderstanding' could result in big trouble for the locals, including being beaten and kicked.
he left the army after a slight 'misunderstanding' with his commanding officer
To correct his 'misunderstanding' and misperceptions I have addressed the following open letter to him which touches upon some key concepts and basic points.
there must be some 'misunderstanding'
In a way this suggested that there was nothing more substantial to the conflict than a 'misunderstanding' and old-fashioned prejudice: a falling out between neighbours.
Now, while disagreement and 'misunderstanding' are certainly common, they are not so common as to prevent all effective communication.
His accomplished studies of human failure and 'misunderstanding' are more than mere reels of celluloid.
there must have been some kind of 'misunderstanding'
they had a slight 'misunderstanding'
There is bound to be confrontation, conflict, 'misunderstandings' , arguments and disagreements.
All the 'misunderstandings' and quarrels of the past had been sorted out.
It is easier to talk through 'misunderstandings' and solve differences when we are calm.
This is the reason for a majority of our disagreements or 'misunderstandings' .
In part this was due to 'misunderstandings' and to failures of communication.
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