put words in/into someone's mouth

相關詞: word

成語

Definition

  1. To falsely suggest that someone meant something different from what they actually said, often by misrepresenting or exaggerating their words.

    • Please don't put words in my mouth; I never said you need to resign, I only suggested you might consider other options.

    • The media often puts words in politicians' mouths to create sensational headlines.

    • I only said there are potential risks with the plan, don't put words in my mouth and say I'm completely against it.