1. people who form wrong or inaccurate ideas or opinions about something
Usage: plural form

Examples

• The misconceivers in the group thought the meeting was optional.
• Many misconceivers believed the rumor without checking the facts.
• The teacher corrected the misconceivers who had misunderstood the assignment.
• These misconceivers spread false information about the new policy.
• The misconceivers failed to grasp the true meaning of the text.
• Several misconceivers in the audience misinterpreted the speaker’s message.