Similar words: conception, misconceive, inception, concept, conceptual, deception, perception, reception. Meaning: n. an incorrect conception.
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1. There is a popular misconception that too much exercise is bad for you.
2. It is a misconception to assume that the two continents are similar.
3. Refugees have the misconception that life is great over here.
4. She had laboured under the misconception that Bella liked her.
5. A popular misconception is that plastic is a hazard to the environment.
6. What's the biggest misconception people have about you?
7. I can not understand how that misconception arose.
8. She also outlined another misconception that could explain the suspicion research nurses often encounter among other nurses.
9. A second misconception is the belief that law is solely about criminal trials.
10. Another part of the homecoming misconception I had to raze was thinking of this as a joyful time.
11. Another popular misconception of Darwinian evolution is that its products must be genetically determined because their inheritance depends on genes.
12. For the main misconception that many people have is that orthodox women are regarded as inferior to men.
13. The misconception, however, is that once a legitimate grievance has been dealt with, the violence will end.
14. This is a misconception because the next of kin has no legal right either to consent or to refuse consent.
15. However, he was able to clear away this misconception in his sermon on the following Sunday.
16. A misconception that exists about video recording of classes is that it is necessary to have a two-camera studio to do it.
17. A related misconception is that kin selection can operate only if an animal can recognize its degree of relationship to others.
18. The first misconception is that legal study at university is exclusively for students who intend becoming solicitors or advocates.
19. Employers seem to share the general misconception that young people are more efficient than older workers.
20. There is a popular misconception that long-stay patients were dumped straight out of mental hospitals on the streets when they were abandoned.
21. A popular misconception holds that the authority of scripture renders interpretation unnecessary.
22. This is a misconception that forest ecologists have for years been at pains to correct, but to little avail.
23. No, it's not actually true that rail travel is more expensive - that's a misconception.
24. Until the public is made aware that a selection policy directs and determines acquisitions, the misconception will continue.
25. Photography, he protested, has unfortunately introduced into art a misconception of perspective which is as ugly as it is false.sentencedict.com/misconception.html
26. By 1948, however, Cosin was pointing out that the idea that most elderly patients were untreatable was a misconception.
27. Therefore the wider circulation of such policy statements needs to be a priority in order to correct that misconception.
28. In every chapter, on almost every page, a popular misconception about science is patiently exposed and put right.
29. I could read faces too well not to be anxious: mockery, misconception, contempt, greed.
30. Most questions on professional enquiry are procedural, and often arise because of a misconception of the process.
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