malentendu meaning

• /ma-lã-tã-düˈ/ (French)
    noun
    A misunderstanding

Examples

1. Camus once described Le Malentendu as  the play that resembles me the most.
2. "Le Malentendu "  focused on Camus idea of the absurd.
3. "Le Malentendu "  depicts the destruction of a family fatally incapable of communicating with each other.
4. Camus wrote " The Misunderstanding " ( " Le Malentendu " ) in 1943 in occupied Paris, and the carnage of World War II is the immediate point of reference.
5. In " Malentendu ", he shows his unease that his own reputation could be shaped beyond the grave by the perceptions of someone such as Pedro Salinas and his reference to " El Licenciado Vidriera ".