Modifies a noun

• identity: The phrase ' mistaken identity ' was applied in such cases by the media.

• belief: Unlike the big banks we do not share the mistaken belief that the self employed are a greater risk for loans.

• impression: Of the best they have a mistaken impression they consider your possible.

• assumption: Most people make the mistaken assumption that the EU is a free trade area.

• notion: Clearly, this is a mistaken notion of fairness.

• perception: This mistaken perception is largely the result of media coverage.

Modifying Another Word

• profoundly: My own view is that this is a profoundly mistaken analysis.

• sadly: But, many are sadly mistaken if they think that this condition is far off for them.

• seriously: Employers are seriously mistaken if they think UCU would sign up to anything else.

• completely: This article was written to show that this is a completely mistaken idea.

• much: Angel, if Spike wasn't very much mistaken, was singing the exact same song as when Spike had left.

• quite: He converted the country to the quite mistaken belief that there was an insurance scheme.

Used with adjective complement

• get: I prefer not to have to contend with the indignity of getting mistaken for a woman.

• prove: Some of the questions she did ask were answered, but the information given was later to prove mistaken.

• appear: However, this characterisation of Stirner's position appears mistaken.

• seem: To equate the removal from the woman's body and reintroduction of sperm with the removal and reintroduction of ova seems mistaken.