mischaracterize
Verb
Meaning
To characterize falsely or erroneously; to give a wrong character to.
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As President Trump pushes for businesses to reopen — even though the US coronavirus outbreak is not under control — his response to two new models indicating that cases and deaths will increase in the coming weeks is to mischaracterize them.
You think they’re unfair or that they mischaracterize a debate, reducing it to a single off-key note or creating a false equivalency between polar positions.
In addition, doctors and nurses wrote intentionally false information in my medical records to impugn my integrity and mischaracterize me.
The problem is, not only does this argument grossly mischaracterize Governor Walz’s EO, this argument has already failed in other jurisdictions.