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mislead
verb as in give someone the wrong idea, information
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Sable denied the prosecutors’ allegations, calling them “politically motivated” and “extremely misleading.”
The FTC also alleges that the ticket company is misleading artists and consumers with “bait-and-switch pricing,” with tactics such as advertising lower ticket prices than the actual total after inflated pricing and extra fees.
The FBI director maintained that his bureau had released all that they were legally allowed to when questioned by Rep. Dan Goldman, D-N.Y., who argued that Patel was misleading the committee.
“Ballot proposals should be able to stand on their own merit instead of a misleading description or another deceptive tactic to gain support,” Moss said.
Labour has accused Farage of "misleading the public", with party chairwoman Anna Turley previously saying he must "urgently come clean" over whether he financially contributed towards the purchase of the house.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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