misconception
Variant of misconceive
mis·con·ceive (mis′kən sēv′)
transitive verb, intransitive verb misconceived -·ceived′, misconceiving -·ceiv′·ing
Related Forms:
- misconception mis′·con·cep′·tion (-sep′s̸hən) noun
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misconception
n.
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Every man has a House of Lords in his own head. Fears, prejudices, misconceptionsöthose are the peers, and theyare hereditary.
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