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Meanings of erroneously in anglès
portuguès
erradamente Sinònims
Examples for "mistakenly"
Examples for "mistakenly"
1
Zoom said it had mistakenly allowed Chinese data centres to accept calls.
2
Many still mistakenly see presidential politics as Romney's problem, not their own.
3
The site's user agreement for California, however, mistakenly cited nonexistent election laws.
4
A previously version mistakenly referred to Osaka as Japan's second largest city.
5
They mistakenly dropped a thirty-thousand-pound bunker-buster bomb not far from Luxor, Egypt.
Usage of erroneously in anglès
1
Many online news outlets reported the list erroneously, which didn't help matters.
2
Burkina Faso's security ministry had earlier erroneously said they were from Austria.
3
It was later stated erroneously that the case had been struck out.
4
Iranian media initially reported, erroneously, that Siamak was among the released detainees.
5
The mind of the reader fills up the blanks,-iferroneously, still satisfactorily.
6
Yoga, luxury retreats, and massages will also all erroneously promise to detoxify.
7
He erroneously assumed the same would be true of you, my priest.
8
Nitro-glycerine has also been erroneously thought to be a very unstable compound.
9
Nirvana is not annihilation, as has been erroneously taught by Christian missionaries.
10
He attributed to her, quite erroneously and uncharitably, his own unsparing fervour.
11
And yet what right have I to conclude that he reasons erroneously?
12
Your correspondent's report will lead many erroneously to blame the UK and US.
13
Thus, principle and principal, complementary and complimentary are often erroneously interchanged.
14
In 2006, the Moscow-backed Chechen government erroneously said Umarov had surrendered.
15
Aine de Paor erroneously claims there are gender divisions emerging on the debate.
16
McCall; the Tennessee historians erroneously assign the command to Col. McBury.
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Erroneously through the time
Erroneously across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common