Misconstruing

Critics argue that using the mechanism to finance development on land that is not urban blight is misconstruing the original lawmakers’ intention.

Further criticism was directed at its slow story pacing and linearity, while some even noted that they were misled by the presentation, misconstruing it as a game for kids.

Speaking without evidence and misconstruing facts is a criminal offence, and those engaging in such behaviour will be dealt with through legal action," wrote Azhar Mahmood on X, formerly known as Twitter.

Many go further, saying the group is willfully misconstruing reality in Myanmar in order to expand its funding base.

Apart from missing the ‘fit’, the Court also gravely erred in deciding and upholding what was not argued before it as well as in misconstruing the facts.

We have had several occasions when the President’s handlers have accused the public of misinterpreting or misunderstanding or misconstruing what the President had said.