Interpretting

Verb

present participle

1. (comparatively rare) Present participle of interpret
• 1821: James Gray, The Mediatorial Reign of the Son of God; or, The Absolute Ability and Willingness of Jesus Christ to Save All Mankind, Demonstrated from the Scriptures,

• We existed in Adam, say they, we were a part of his subsistance; we ate the forbidden fruit in Adam, and were condemned for that sin, because it is in fact our own sin. And again by literally interpretting the figures, which represent believers as being one with Christ, members of his body of blood, and of his bones; these speculators represent them as partaking in the benefits of his redemption, because they are substantially one with him, and in fact nothing more that Christ evolved.
• 2009: Michael Barrow, Statistics for Economics, Accounting and Business Studies,

• Formulae are not given in this book: instead we present the results of computer calculations (which you can replicate) and concentrate on understanding and interpretting the results.

Usage notes

The two-‘t’ spelling interpretting is over thirty-six hundred times rarer than the one-‘t’ spelling interpreting.

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