Definition of "misinterpretable" []

• Capable of being misinterpreted; liable to be misunderstood. (adjective)

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• "Perhaps owing to its misinterpretable name, the group was reportedly dropped by Facebook this morning for being "hateful, threatening, or obscene.""
• "Reagan's future may have looked like the robber barons 'past, but it looked like something, it had a discernible shape that made its various programs and policies interpretable or misinterpretable as goal directed behavior."
• "The Bible Retranslation Project recognizes two fundamental aspects of a modern language that causes it to be a constant state of flux or change: familiar terms change their meanings, so text using them becomes misinterpretable new, more precise terms appear at a rate of about 1000 per year."