misreveal

Definitions

To reveal something that is not true.

Examples

“Six methods are allegedly used to misreveal data: double⟳ bookkeeping, excessive aggregation, extra-budgetary finance, unidentified use⟳ of foreign exchange⟳, military aid, and defense-related debt burden.”

“If the visual image openly leads the total imagery experience⟳ on the one hand, it als may be subterranean and strategic on the other hand, as in dreams, publicity ads and social or political strategy where a vivid visual image misreveals a truth and misdirects the visualizer.”

“Studies of federal states, especially of the erstwhile command economies, have⟳ stressed how regional officials had an incentive to misreveal their achieved targets, fearing an enhancement of planning targets for the next year.”

“In other words, any individual (resp. a group of individuals) before trying to misreveal his (resp. their) sincere preference(s) usually will try⟳ to anticipate the reactions of other individuals (outside the coalition), and will not try⟳ to manipulate strategically if there is a possibility of other individuals being able to punish⟳ him (resp. any one of them) for the disruption.”

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