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mislead

[mis-leed] / mɪsˈlid /


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Her team argued that there were similarities between the singer's trademarked designs and the company's mark, and that it could mislead consumers into thinking that Swift had endorsed the products.

From BBC

Nasser hospital on Saturday denied what it called “misleading allegations” by MSF that armed groups were using the hospital.

From The Wall Street Journal

She also suggested "unrealistic images and expectations on social media" had misled children, and that if some young people had "taken more time" they might not have pursued medical treatments.

From BBC

Shakouri-Rad also said he believes Pezeshkian was misled by security forces into accepting that protesters were responsible for the violence, according to the recording.

From The Wall Street Journal

Pop star Taylor Swift has asked the US government to stop a bedding company's attempt to trademark the phrase "Swift Home", saying it could mislead consumers into believing she had endorsed their products.

From BBC