Synonyms for interpreted
in·ter·pret·ed

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1. interpreted, takenadjective

   understood in a certain way; made sense of

   "a word taken literally"; "a smile taken as consent"; "an open door interpreted as an invitation"

   Synonyms:
   taken

   Antonyms:
   ununderstood

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1. List of paraphrases for "interpreted":

   construed, interpretation, understood, misinterpreted, interpreting, read, explained, seen, viewed

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1. Paul Rowley:

   We have one lady who is very advanced in her dementia and was manifesting signs that would be interpreted by most people as physical pain, but we knew the lady very well and were convinced that in fact what she was manifesting was not pain but frustration and anxiety, and we used PainChek to demonstrate that.

2. Eric Adams:

   My role as mayor is being interpreted through the prisms of your realities and not mine. So when you write stories, you’re not writing stories for people who were almost homeless like me. You’re not writing stories for people who were arrested and beat up by police officers. You’re not writing stories for those who are dealing with high crime. You’re writing them from your prisms.

3. Jack Quinn:

   The important thing is that State Department witnesses not let someone like Jim Jordan get under State Department witnesses skin and cause State Department witnesses to say something that could be interpreted as bias.

4. Susannah Maidment:

   Although we have found dense internal structures that we have interpreted as nuclei in our cells, and the cells we found appear to preserve original components of blood, there is no evidence of any organelles or DNA within the nuclei, but even if one was to find some fragments of DNA, we would not be able to reconstruct a dinosaur 'Jurassic Park-style' because we would need the complete genome to figure out where the holes in the DNA are.

5. Joni Ernst:

   The problem here, bottom line, is that the EPA wasn't following the law, they took the law that Congress passed, they twisted it, and interpreted it for the benefit of oil producers, and that harmed our Iowa farmers.