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mislead

[mis-leed] / mɪsˈlid /


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The images could have been created as a joke, or with the intention of misleading people.

From BBC

“Ms. Halligan shall further explain why her identification does not constitute a false or misleading statement.”

From Salon

Sana insisted the situation was under control and urged citizens "not to be misled, out of naivety, into dangerous schemes".

From BBC

However, the Scottish government's independent advisers found that the breaches of the ministerial code were inadvertent and "without any deliberation or intention to mislead".

From BBC

"The accident occurred when a lorry transporting migrants, misled by illegal brokers and unaware of the dangers of their journey, overturned," Biedo said in the statement.

From BBC