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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a few misperceptions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing misunderstandings or incorrect beliefs about a particular topic or situation.
Example: "In our discussion, we uncovered a few misperceptions about the new policy that need to be addressed."
Alternatives: "some misunderstandings" or "a couple of misconceptions".
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A few misperceptions may need to be addressed, with some women being caught between the threat from smoking and fear of quitting as a potential instigator of cancer.
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Males also had fewer misperceptions on HIV-related issues and, moreover, stigmatized HIV-positive individuals less than females did.
Because so many players have moved to first base at the end of their careers -- Ernie Banks, George Brett, Willie Stargell and Carl Yastrzemski, to name a few -- there could be a misperception that first is an easy position to play or that it is somehow of lesser importance.
A few weeks ago, Gartner released a research note aimed at clearing up some of these misperceptions.
Just a few paragraphs later, we are reminded of the burden, shared by all three men, of being continually subjected to other people's misperceptions.
They knocked down the towers!' " For a few years, Smith's business partners have been trying to fund a reality-television show about him, which according to one rationale would help correct misperceptions.
I blame Hollywood for the misperception that older people don't have sex and eat dinner every day at 4 30 p.m. to save a few dollars. .
When I tell people that I am Mormon, I often have to spend the next few minutes correcting misperceptions.
A drama of misperceptions ensues.
"But there are a lot of misperceptions out there".
But parents must play a role and misperceptions are common.
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