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Word History and Origins
Origin of misremember1
Example Sentences
These days, Marshall is best known as the host of the popular podcast You’re Wrong About, in which she sets out to debunk misremembered history.
Merriam-Webster notes that Roosevelt’s language is frequently misremembered as “day of infamy.”
Also, self-reported drinking can be a tricky metric, because people could misremember how many cups they drink and definitions of a “cup” could vary.
Interestingly, when the researchers woke up their subjects and asked them about their dreams, the dreamers sometimes misremembered the math problem, showing strong evidence of the problems associated with relying on dream reports of waking people.
In real life, people often misremember which event came first.
Only, if ever I were gay, which I misremember, I am gay no more.
I may misremember indifferent circumstances, but can be right in substance.
I do misremember it, lording: but 'tis surely of no account.
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