Miscall

The political campaign ads frequently miscall their opponents' record.

The opposition party has been quick to miscall the government's economic policies.

The news channel was accused of trying to miscall the facts of the case.

She was furious when the audience began to miscall her name during the play.

She likes to miscall her ex-boyfriend's character to make herself feel better.

I always miscall my friend's name when I am nervous.

I tend to miscall my sister's name with my daughter's name.

The advertiser was accused of trying to miscall the benefits of their product in the commercial.

The singer was hurt when someone from the audience started to miscall her lyrics during the concert.

The audience member started to miscall the comedian during his performance.

We waited for our friend to miscall us from the other side of the park.

The opposing team's fans began to miscall our players during the game.

The customer began to miscall the waitress when his order was wrong.

I miscall the validity of their research methodology.

My boss would never miscall me, even if I made a mistake at work.

The politician was criticized for trying to miscall the statistics to mislead the public.

The heated argument caused the two friends to miscall each other, damaging their relationship.

I heard someone miscall the performer during the concert.

The driver behind me started to miscall me when I didn't turn fast enough.

The speaker was accused of trying to miscall the audience with his false promises.

The conspiracy theorist tried to miscall the scientific evidence presented to support the theory.

The bully would often miscall his classmates in the school hallway.

Don't miscall your boss, or you might lose your job.

The actor didn't appreciate it when the interviewer began to miscall his previous work.

Can you miscall the waiter to bring us the menu?

The lawyer was trying to miscall the witness's testimony to create reasonable doubt.

The artist was criticized for trying to miscall the message of his artwork.

My roommate began to miscall me when I forgot to clean the apartment.

The politician was accused of trying to miscall his opponent during the debate.

The passengers on the plane started to miscall the flight attendant during turbulence.

The teacher would always miscall the student's names during roll call.

The customer was upset when the salesperson tried to miscall his intelligence during the negotiation.

Don't miscall my intentions; I'm trying to help you.

Please don't miscall my name in public; it's embarrassing.

My neighbor would often miscall me from across the street.