misnovence
The state or act of misinterpreting a new or novel situation by applying outdated frameworks or incorrect assumptions. It describes a failure to recognize the unique properties of a fresh experience, leading to cognitive or practical errors.
Exemplos
3 de 5Her misnovence in the new city led her to believe that the local customs were identical to those of her hometown.
Her misinterpretation of the new situation in the city led her to believe that local customs were identical to those of her hometown.
The policy failure was attributed to an institutional misnovence regarding the shift in digital consumer behavior.
The policy failure was attributed to an institutional failure to understand the new shift in digital consumer behavior.
I had a bit of misnovence when I first used the app, thinking it worked just like the old version.
I had a bit of a misunderstanding of the new app when I first used it, thinking it worked just like the old version.
Família de palavras
Dica de memorização
Think of the prefix 'Mis-' (wrong) + 'Nov' (new, like in 'novelty') + 'ence' (state). It's the 'wrong state of seeing the new'.
Quiz rápido
The CEO's ___ regarding the potential of AI led the company to miss a major technological shift.
Correto!
A resposta correta é: misnovence
Exemplos
Her misnovence in the new city led her to believe that the local customs were identical to those of her hometown.
everydayHer misinterpretation of the new situation in the city led her to believe that local customs were identical to those of her hometown.
The policy failure was attributed to an institutional misnovence regarding the shift in digital consumer behavior.
formalThe policy failure was attributed to an institutional failure to understand the new shift in digital consumer behavior.
I had a bit of misnovence when I first used the app, thinking it worked just like the old version.
informalI had a bit of a misunderstanding of the new app when I first used it, thinking it worked just like the old version.
Theoretical misnovence occurs when researchers force unprecedented data into existing, incompatible paradigms.
academicTheoretical misinterpretation of novelty occurs when researchers force unprecedented data into existing, incompatible paradigms.
Market misnovence can be costly for startups that assume new demographics behave like traditional ones.
businessMarket misperception of new trends can be costly for startups that assume new demographics behave like traditional ones.
Família de palavras
Colocações comuns
Frases Comuns
a case of misnovence
an instance where someone misunderstood a new thing
rooted in misnovence
based on a misunderstanding of a new situation
overcome misnovence
to successfully learn the true nature of a new development
Frequentemente confundido com
A misnomer is a wrong name for something, while misnovence is a wrong understanding of something new.
Innocence refers to lack of guilt or worldly experience; misnovence refers specifically to the error of misjudging novelty.
Notas de uso
This term is primarily used in academic or test-specific contexts to describe specific cognitive failures in adapting to change. It is more formal than 'misunderstanding' and implies a specific root cause: the 'newness' of the subject matter.
Erros comuns
Learners often use this word as a synonym for general ignorance, but it should specifically refer to errors caused by the novelty of a situation.
Dica de memorização
Think of the prefix 'Mis-' (wrong) + 'Nov' (new, like in 'novelty') + 'ence' (state). It's the 'wrong state of seeing the new'.
Origem da palavra
A modern construction combining the Latin 'mis-' (bad/wrong) and 'novus' (new), following the morphological pattern of Latin-derived abstract nouns.
Padrões gramaticais
Quiz rápido
The CEO's ___ regarding the potential of AI led the company to miss a major technological shift.
Correto!
A resposta correta é: misnovence
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