noun
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
labour under a delusion/misconception/misapprehension etc
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Well, dear Rex was either lying or labouring under a misapprehension.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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But the conventions surrounding the drama itself usually go some way to counter this kind of misapprehension even in mediaeval times.
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He accepted that the complainants were under no misapprehension about the nature of the acts they had engaged in.
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It was not that she had signed under some induced misapprehension as to the nature or character of what she was signing.
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Nicholas, on the other hand, was labouring under several misapprehensions.
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Now, on the eve of the formation of the congress, is a good time to clear up any misapprehensions.
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Stevens recognized Mr Graham's misapprehension .
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The battalion's officers, under the misapprehension that such an equipage must contain a senior officer, saluted.