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construe as

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construe something as something
to interpret something to mean something. Please do not construe this as criticism. We mistakenly construed her comments as positive.


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I'm pretty certain he has feelings for you that you'd construe as a form of love.
Ovchinnikov was sent off for handball, an accidental touch but one that ref Hauge found easy to construe as more serious with all of Portugal baying for red.
Whether Jackson is guilty or not, surely the parents of the boy must face an investigation into actions that many would construe as nothing less than neglect.
 
 
 
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