Usage of "widely misunderstood"

Aún no tenemos significados para "widely misunderstood".

Uso de widely misunderstood en inglés

But he also thinks that it was, and still is, widely misunderstood. 
 The Guardian 

The government's plan to blacklist people and companies for misbehaviour is widely misunderstood. 
 Reuters 

Car warranties are regarded as being widely misunderstood and the subject of confusion. 
 The Irish Times 

The first thing to understand about Usenet is that it is widely misunderstood. 
 Zen and the Art of the Internet 

But he also feels the project has been widely misunderstood. 
 Reuters 

The trouble is that this movement is widely misunderstood. 
 Wired 

What happens during a hot backup is widely misunderstood. 
 Backup & recovery 

Justly famous, the Proms are also widely misunderstood. 
 The Irish Times 

And the method of attaining this result was the process, also often and widely misunderstood, of culture. 
 Books and Culture 

Insects, say the authors, are widely misunderstood. 
 The Guardian 

IHT isn't just politically controversial, it is also widely misunderstood and the subject of a number of myths. 
 The Guardian 

Though its causes are still widely misunderstood, self-harm typically results from an inability to cope with intense emotions. 
 News.com.au 

And the passage which will surely be widely misunderstood is that in "The Secret of Strength." 
 Light on the Path and Through the Gates of Gold 

Even just sitting here. Schizophrenia, like many mental illnesses, is a widely misunderstood diagnosis that carries a harsh stigma. 
 News.com.au 

That this was widely misunderstood was clear from the "lines to take" issued to us all from party HQ. 
 The Guardian 

Some 40,000 people in Ireland suffer from this widely misunderstood condition Treatment for epilepsy remains hugely under-funded. 
 The Irish Times 

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Significados de widely misunderstood en inglés