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misleading
[ mis-lee-ding ]
Other Words From
- mis·leading·ly adverb
- mis·leading·ness noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of misleading1
Example Sentences
In the letter sent to Sir Keir on Wednesday, Truss's lawyers say his statements about their client are "false and misleading".
Under the new program, Facebook, Threads and Instagram users will be able to sign up to write “community notes” under posts that are potentially misleading or false.
But this project of Christian nationalists rewriting history has expanded well beyond false or misleading quotes from the founders about religious liberty.
They may provide misleading or poorly digested information, or information that people don't want to hear.
The Department of Transportation said it is conducting investigations into other airlines with misleading schedules that do not reflect realistic departure and arrival times.
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