1. to frame or present something incorrectly or inaccurately
Usage: past tense and past participle of misframe

Examples

• The journalist misframed the politician’s statement to support her argument.
• The debate was misframed as a simple yes-or-no question when the issue was more complex.
• Critics argued that the study misframed the problem by ignoring key factors.
• The news report misframed the incident, making it seem more serious than it was.
• She felt her comments had been misframed by the interviewer.
• The advertisement misframed the product’s benefits to attract more customers.