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Meanings of much misunderstood in English

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Usage of much misunderstood in English
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Mr. Conkling was much misrepresented and of course he was much misunderstood.
Reminiscences of Sixty Years in Public Affairs, Vol. 2
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I still think he's a really interesting person, and much misunderstood and maligned.
The Guardian
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The Germans are a much misunderstood lot, according to former taoiseach John Bruton.
The Irish Times
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This important and much misunderstood truth is taken up at length in Rom.
Satan
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Mr. Kelly and Mr. House belong to a maligned and much misunderstood class.
The Conflict
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Embrace the drab and moody side of this much misunderstood shade.
The Irish Times
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Usually they have been very much misunderstood by relatives and friends.
The Power of Concentration
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This point is so much misunderstood that I will give one more illustration.
Speculations from Political Economy
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Nothing, it seems to me, is so much misunderstood as forgiveness.
The Cow Puncher
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It's a much misunderstood emotion that we really don't know what to do with.
The Irish Times
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This also has been much misunderstood and misrepresented in England.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 11, No. 63, January, 1863 / A Magaz...
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That is the little understood, the much misunderstood, much belittled-in-use word, "love."
Quiet Talks on Following the Christ
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TURKEY: Nicholas Birch in Istanbul profiles a divided Turkey which continues to be much misunderstood.
The Irish Times
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With surprise, I say, because the nature of that institution is much misunderstood in Europe.
In the South Seas / Being an Account of Experiences and Observat...
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Because of this, the Frosts have been much misunderstood.
Drawing Down the Moon
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The thing is much misunderstood; I know it, sir!
Our World; Or, the Slaveholder's Daughter
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