Usage of "common misconception"

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Statement popularly believed but which is known to be false in reliable sources.

Usage of common misconception in English

It is a common misconception that extended travel is always hugely expensive. 
 The South African 

And it isn't just in mainstream America that this common misconception persists. 
 Ebony 

This leads me on to a common misconception about serious relationships and sex. 
 The Guardian 

A common misconception is that financial planners work for the wealthy. 
 The South African 

Financial advisers face the common misconception that bonds are risk free. 
 Reuters 

It is a common misconception that we know our own minds. 
 BBC 

What is a common misconception people have about what you do? 
 The South African 

The common misconception is that starchy foods are fattening and should be avoided. 
 The South African 

There is a common misconception that crème fraîche is uniquely immune to curdling. 
 On food and cooking: the science and lore of the kitchen 

A common misconception is that only animal-based foods can cause such an incidence. 
 Jamaica Observer 

It was a common misconception that mature females fed off blood. 
 A Cavern of Black Ice 

A common misconception is that you need to know everything. 
 The Guardian 

I think it's actually a common misconception that flying is nerve-wracking the whole time. 
 Wired 

He said there was a common misconception that Baby Boomers were more financially savvy. 
 News.com.au 

It's a common misconception that this place is climbed out. 
 Climbing Magazine 

It's a common misconception that all traders are die-hard capitalists. 
 Reuters 

common

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Translations for common misconception

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Common misconception through the time

Common misconception across language varieties

Ireland

Common

United States of America

Common

United Kingdom

Rare

Meanings of common misconception in English