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To misconstrue means to interpret or understand something incorrectly. This can happen when someone misreads or misinterprets the words, actions, or intentions of another person. Misconstruing information can lead to misunderstandings, errors in judgment, and can sometimes cause conflicts or miscommunication between individuals or groups.