Examples of using Erroneously in English and their translations into Hebrew
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An article on Sunday about a planned cable-car network to Jewish holy sites erroneously attributed a distinction to the Western Wall in Jerusalem.
You are gradually replacing the negative beliefs erroneously given you when you were young.
Instinct tells people with OCD to avoid or run away from the things they fear, and they erroneously believe that this is possible.
This law governs creation, yet the word creation is often erroneously used, for nothing is ever really created.
The 3rd edition is also famous for its bold article on"Motion", which erroneously rejects Isaac Newton's theory of gravitation.
And here is where the difference between erroneously identifying pianists and terrorists becomes a crucial one.
Goffriller's cellos had been erroneously attributed in the past to the Guarneri family, Carlo Bergonzi
a white curator erroneously explains an artifact to Michael B. Jordan's character seen here,
be willing to bear them because they erroneously put faith in the ill-founded expectations of researchers from wealthy universities who are themselves motivated in part to publish and move their careers forward.
glamour or intelligence, erroneously associated with the product.
exclusion from the rating of resources erroneously included in the rating list on the basis of formal characteristics.
to attempt to rank individuals is to erroneously claim that one person can be inherently more worthwhile
Hamas appeared to have tampered with these sites in the past, leading the Goldstone Report to erroneously conclude, for example, that the Israeli Air Force struck a flour mill in order to starve the local Palestinian population.
which can erroneously react to infection with other infectious agent other than the CMV virus, and which are not relevant for the fetus during pregnancy.
He died in Venice in 1742 Goffriller's cellos had been erroneously attributed in the past to the Guarneri family, Carlo Bergonzi
the Prosecutor has erroneously dodged the question, passing it to other political bodies,” he added.
The massive fortifications around Jerusalem as well as three towers at the entrance to the city(the remains of which are today erroneously named the Tower of David)
the Prosecutor has erroneously dodged the question, passing it to other political bodies.”.
says that most people erroneously think of optimism and pessimism as fixed traits.
Many Christians still erroneously believe and teach, contrary to official Church doctrine,