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mislead
verb as in give someone the wrong idea, information
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Example Sentences
He said he never meant to intentionally mislead people, believing that he genuinely had Native American ancestry.
This tactic isn't illegal, but it can easily mislead shoppers into thinking they're getting a far bigger discount than they really are, consumer champion, Rebecca Wilcox told Morning Live.
Dozens of high-engagement accounts on X have been accused of misleading users following the roll-out of a new transparency feature that shows user locations.
She said that was around whether to apologise for the edit or whether the impact of the edit had given a misleading impression.
Thomson told the committee she thought the edit gave a "misleading" impression of what the US president said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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