put words into (one's) mouth

To falsely attribute a statement or belief to one. I never said you were lazy—stop putting words into my mouth!

put words into someone's mouth

put words in someone's mouth

1. If someone puts words into your mouth or in your mouth, they claim that you said something that you did not actually say. She claimed that she had never made that statement and that the interviewer had put words into her mouth.

2. If someone puts words into your mouth or in your mouth, they tell you what they think your opinion is instead of listening to what you say. No, I don't think you're lazy. Hold it, you're putting words into my mouth — I never once said you were lazy!

词组	put words into (one's) mouth
释义	put words into (one's) mouth put words into (one's) mouth To falsely attribute a statement or belief to one. I never said you were lazy—stop putting words into my mouth! See also: mouth, put, word Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. put words into someone's mouth or put words in someone's mouth 1. If someone puts words into your mouth or in your mouth, they claim that you said something that you did not actually say. She claimed that she had never made that statement and that the interviewer had put words into her mouth. 2. If someone puts words into your mouth or in your mouth, they tell you what they think your opinion is instead of listening to what you say. No, I don't think you're lazy. Hold it, you're putting words into my mouth — I never once said you were lazy! See also: mouth, put, word Collins COBUILD Idioms Dictionary, 3rd ed. See also: put words into someone's mouth put words in (one's) mouth put words in mouth put words in someone's mouth put words in/into somebody's mouth have (one's) heart in (one's) mouth have heart in mouth have your heart in your mouth heart in one's mouth, have one's put words into someone's mouth, to
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