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Filter by Meaning The audience is construing the actor's performance as exceptional.
The detective was excellent at construing the suspect's alibi to uncover the truth.
The baker is construing a cake with layers of cream and chocolate.
They are construing the evidence as inconclusive.
The detective is construing the suspect's alibi for inconsistencies.
The detective is construing the evidence to solve the case.
The detective is construing the evidence to solve the murder case.
The detectives were construing the evidence to solve the case.
The actor is having difficulty construing the motivations of his character.
The translation company was construing the foreign script for the film.
The interpreter was responsible for construing the speaker's words in sign language for the deaf audience.
The detective was tasked with construing the suspect's alibi to determine its validity.
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