distorted representations
[dɪˈstɔːrtɪd ˌrɛprɪˈzɛnˈteɪʃənz]
nounfemininepl: distorted representations
representações distorcidas
1. Inaccurate or misleading portrayals of reality that alter or misrepresent the true nature, facts, or characteristics of something
The media's distorted representations of the political candidate influenced public opinion unfairly.
As representações distorcidas da mídia sobre o candidato político influenciaram injustamente a opinião pública.
2. Deformed or twisted depictions in art, media, or communication that deviate significantly from the original or factual state
The artist created distorted representations of human faces to express emotional turmoil.
O artista criou representações distorcidas de rostos humanos para expressar turbulência emocional.
3. False or exaggerated versions of events, ideas, or information presented as truth
The propaganda used distorted representations to manipulate the population.
A propaganda usou representações distorcidas para manipular a população.
In both Brazilian and American contexts, this term is frequently used in discussions about media literacy, journalism ethics, and political discourse. In Brazil, concerns about distorted representations in media are particularly relevant in discussions about social inequality and minority rights. In the USA, the phrase appears prominently in fact-checking initiatives and debates about 'fake news.'
NYC Slang
twisted story; spin job; misrep
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