mistook
Verb
The word is derived from mistake
Meaning
of Mistake
imp. & obs. p. p. of Mistake.
Source: Webster's dictionarySynonyms
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Examples
A drunk boy staggering home mistook us for his drinking partners but Mtwaribu went towards him and threatened him with his bulk.
Anita said she mistook the cocking of the gun for the sound of his typewriter keys and hung up as he fired.
Amid the heightened tensions, a garrison near Tehran's airport mistook Flight 752 for possible incoming fire from the States.
Around 11 p.m., they suspected one person roaming around the dairy and they mistook him to be a thief.
A lot of people mistook the obvious parody for the real thing.
At first he mistook airglow as the real horizon when trying to make some fixes on stars.