1.
distortion; misrepresentation; twisting (of facts)
altering or misrepresenting facts or truth, often deliberately
事実を歪曲してはいけない。
You must not distort the facts.
歴史の歪曲は許されない。
Distortion of history is unforgivable.
その記事は発言を歪曲して報道したと批判された。
The article was criticized for reporting the statement in a distorted way.
歪曲 means to distort or misrepresent, often used in contexts of media, history, or political discourse.
KANJI BREAKDOWN:
- 歪 (warp, distort)
- 曲 (bend, curve)
USAGE:
- 歪曲する (to distort - suru verb)
- 歪曲された (distorted)
- 歪曲報道 (distorted reporting)
COMMON CONTEXTS:
- 事実の歪曲 (distortion of facts)
- 歴史の歪曲 (distortion of history)
- 真実の歪曲 (distortion of truth)
FORMALITY:
- Formal/written language
- Common in journalism, politics, and academic discourse
RELATED TERMS:
- 捏造 (fabrication)
- 改竄 (falsification)
- 曲解 (misinterpretation)