Antonyms for the phrase "was mistaken" include "was correct," "was accurate," "was right," and "was spot on." These antonyms convey a sense of certainty and correctness, opposed to the idea of being incorrect or wrong. Other antonyms could include "was clear," "was evident," or "was unambiguous," which suggest that there was no confusion or mistake in the first place. It is helpful to recognize these antonyms as they can help to clarify communication and avoid misunderstandings. Using these antonyms can also help to acknowledge the times when we are correct, rather than focusing solely on our mistakes.

What are the antonyms for Was mistaken?

• v.

  • err
  • behave
  ,
  • correct
  ,
  • obey
  ,
  • stay
  ,
  • understand
  .

Famous quotes with Was mistaken

• A beautiful sunset that was mistaken for a dawn.

  Claude Debussy
• After all these years I see that I was mistaken about Eve in the beginning it is better to live outside the Garden with her than inside it without her.

  Mark Twain
• If suspicion was the deadliest possible insult, then trust was always right, even if it was mistaken.

  Lois McMaster Bujold
• If space in infinite, how about the space man? Blake said that eternity opens from the center of an atom. My former terror vanished. Now I saw that I was mistaken in thinking of myself as an object in a dead landscape. I had been assuming that man is limited because his brain is limited, that only so much can be packed into the portmanteau. But the spaces of the mind are . The body is a mere wall between two infinities. Space extends to infinity outwards; the mind stretches to infinity inwards.

  Colin Wilson
• I was humiliated for them, for their apparent insensibility. But I was mistaken in my anxiety — their wish to help, to show her their concern, was real, their feelings were true and lasting, no matter how awkwardly expressed; their love and tenderness and wish to help were from the heart.I found myself on the side of the women; I resented the nasty things said about them by these self-appointed world reformers and I thought again, as I had more than once in Mexico, that yes, the world was a frightening enough place as it was, but think what a hell it would be if such people really got the power to do the things they planned.

  Katherine Anne Porter

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