misidentify

It had been misidentified as an example of another species.

"But I'm not going to let myself believe we misidentified it."

She was a fool, and so were those who had misidentified her problem.

The species has commonly been misidentified in various parts of the world.

The article also misidentified the man on whom the character of the producer in the film is based.

Unfortunately, the wire service had misidentified him in that photo.

The concert date has sometimes been misidentified as 29 August 1988.

The article misidentified the concern that had leased the space.

"The observer saw our tanks coming south and misidentified them!"

If the Borg had misidentified him as one of them, it must be for another reason.

The charges were dropped under the belief that he had been misidentified.

In many of these instances, Brett is misidentified as a 90-year-old woman.

Thus it is sometimes misidentified as not being a Brodmann area.

Doctors who misidentify it, however, may send patients for unnecessary tests.

Even with looking at other factors including teeth structures, researchers misidentified the child.

Because of the similarity, work packages are often misidentified as projects.

It had been misidentified for years as the skeleton of a small dinosaur.

Track 5 is often misidentified as being from 23 January, when in fact no gig took place on that day.

Of the 10, one was misidentified and had to be switched before takeoff.

One theory behind the drop in the statistics suggests that parents misidentify the ability of their children while at school.

But at that point it was misidentified as a work from the school of Giambologna.

A picture caption with the article misidentified the man in the foreground.

The article also misspelled the name of one bird and misidentified another.

Quite the contrary: by misidentifying the causes of the current problems, it can actually make things worse.

Except that you misidentified the corpse and played right into their hands."