misinformed

So an example, just to make this clear, is around civic integrity, we care about and we take action on content which might misinform people who say you should vote on November 5th, when election day is November 3rd.

Nevertheless, Reynolds said his goals weren’t necessarily to inform, misinform or disinform, but to make a little bit of money.

The problem here is that the data of any user who forwards such a message will be stored, even if that user didn’t intend to misinform.

It is able, therefore, to assure the Imperial German Government that it has been misinformed.

But she said to herself that Kitty had been misinformed—that this was a traveler's tale.

Why, we were misinformed as to having to pay to cross this bridge!

Voltaire was misinformed; and would perhaps learn, by a second inquiry, a truth less splendid and amusing.

Instead, he had misinformed Mr. Johnson, no doubt hoping to impress him that others were interested in the invention.

If you say you were misinformed, then you are not fit for your position, and should give place to a better man.

He was not conceited; he was only misinformed—misinformed, I mean, about himself.