garble in Greek
garble in Greek is διαστρέφω — garble means to choose only parts of a text so as to twist its original meaning.
garble in Greek
διαστρέφω
Pronounced: diastrefo
To pick out such parts (of a text) as may serve a purpose not intended by the original author; to mutilate; to pervert.
What does "garble" mean?
- verb To choose only parts of a text so as to twist its original meaning.
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verb To alter a message so that it becomes untrue.
"The editor garbled the story."
- verb To jumble a message so badly that it cannot be understood.
- verb To sift something so as to separate the good parts from waste or dirt.
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- The editor garbled the story.
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What is "garble" in Greek?
"garble" in Greek is διαστρέφω. garble means: To choose only parts of a text so as to twist its original meaning.
How do you pronounce διαστρέφω?
"garble" in Greek is διαστρέφω, pronounced "diastrefo".
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