Common collocations with misunderstanding in American Collocation

A critic claimed the poet’s popularity was based on a complete misunderstanding of what his poems are about.

The reason is the persistent and gross misunderstanding of Darwinian evolution.

There had been a slight misunderstanding with Smith over funding arrangements.

There continues to be a widespread misunderstanding that the term “common law wife/husband” has legal significance.

Say it now. That may save a tragic misunderstanding later on.

Hasty messages sent without due consideration can cause unnecessary misunderstandings.

That small lie turns into a bigger one, and soon Paul’s life is a series of comical misunderstandings.

This is a wilful misunderstanding of gambling as a harmless hobby rather than an addiction.

Often the issue at the heart of the argument turns out to be a genuine misunderstanding.

I write about the Irish/British relationship and all its mutual attractions and mutual misunderstandings.

Cultural misunderstandings can lead to the loss of business deals.

In my view, the concerns are based on a misunderstanding about the nature of our proposal.

The report dispels the common misunderstanding that chronic diseases mainly affect people in wealthy countries.

In future we are asking people to confirm in writing, to avoid any misunderstandings.

Cultural differences in behaviour can cause misunderstandings.

The language used betrays a misunderstanding of geology and geological processes.