misquote

/ˌmɪsˈkwoʊt/
verb
  1. To repeat someone's words incorrectly.
    • He often misquotes famous lines from movies.
    • The reporter misquoted the scientist's findings.
    • Please don't misquote me in your article.
noun
  1. An instance of quoting someone incorrectly.
    • She apologized for the misquote in her speech.
    • That's a common misquote from Shakespeare.
    • The book contains several misquotes of historical figures.
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