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misquotation Synonyms

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An inaccurate or altered quotation of someone's spoken or written words, or the act of quoting inaccurately.

Usage Example

"The famous line "Play it again, Sam" is actually a widespread misquote from the film Casablanca."

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misquote
Strong
misstatement
misrepresentation
Weak
distortion

Opposites of misquotation

The opposite of misquotation shifts depending on context. Common opposites include:

quotation
citation
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