misapprehensible

English

Adjective

misapprehensible (comparative more misapprehensible, superlative most misapprehensible)

1. Able to be misapprehended.
   • 1989, Paul Perron, Frank Collins, Paris School Semiotics: Theory, page 206:

     This irreducible gap between the being of the object and the aura of meaning which renders it subjectively significant as an object-value renders desire necessarily misapprehensible.