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Discover LudwigThe phrase "also be misunderstood by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something may not be clearly understood by certain individuals or groups.
Example: "The complex terminology used in the report may also be misunderstood by those not familiar with the subject matter."
Alternatives: "may also be misinterpreted by" or "can also be confused by".
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But Éric Zemmour might also be misunderstood by his allies and enemies alike, a sort of hopeless intellectual whose nuance is lost in the sensationalist jumble of the media world he inhabits.
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Therefore, stopping eating and drinking can be misunderstood by family members as denial [ 21].
Rabbi Shmulevitz also said that the sage was misunderstood by the secular public; he had proposed a moderate position, by allowing produce planted before the shmita year started to be harvested and sold during the sabbatical, and by sanctioning the use of elevated platforms.
Some behaviour which is not only legal but also good practice for safer cycling is misunderstood by some motorists.
When the intent of a poet or sculptor is misunderstood by an audience, it may seem to the injured party that something in themselves is being mangled also.
Conroy is misunderstood by many.
Yes, the Hungarian government is misunderstood – by itself.
No matter that their work is misunderstood by mainstream society.
"It was misunderstood by a lot of people," Dolenz says.
REIT's are misunderstood by many investors, Mr. Powers said.
"I think it's misunderstood by a lot of people.
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