misconceived

misconceived
mis·con·ceived [ˌmɪskənʼsi:vd] adj
1) (misunderstood) falsch verstanden;
\misconceived notion falsche Vorstellung
2) (ill-judged) falsch eingeschätzt, missdeutet, verkannt;
\misconceived cause/situation missdeutete Ursache/Situation;
\misconceived crisis/effect falsch eingeschätzte Krise/Wirkung;
\misconceived problem verkanntes Problem
3) (ill-designed) schlecht konzipiert [o durchdacht];
\misconceived attempt/plan schlecht durchdachter Versuch/Plan;
\misconceived investment/planning Fehlinvestition f /-planung f

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