misguide (Meaning)
misguide (v)
lead someone in the wrong direction or give someone wrong directions
give bad advice to
misguide (v. t.)
To guide wrongly; to lead astray; as, to misguide the understanding.
misguide (n.)
Misguidance; error.
Synonyms & Antonyms of misguide
Synonyms:
- pull one's leg
- hornswoggle
- fake out
- mulct
- gaff
- con
- have
- lead one down the garden path
- do a number on
- shortchange
- snow
- swindle
- fleece
- bleed
- juggle
- diddle
- pull the wool over one's eyes
- buffalo
- hustle
- have on
- gull
- take in
- gammon
- lead one up the garden path
- catch
- defraud
- stick
- string along
- burn
- spoof
- put on
- snooker
Antonyms:
misguide Sentence Examples
- The misleading advertisement misguide viewers into believing the product has superior qualities.
- The politician's deliberately misleading statements misguide the public about his true intentions.
- The doctor's misdiagnosis misguide the patient's treatment, leading to unnecessary complications.
- The false information spread on social media misguide people's understanding of current events.
- The biased reporting in the news misguide the audience about the severity of the crisis.
- The tour guide's misinformation misguide tourists about the history of the city.
- The misleading instructions misguide the assembly process, resulting in a faulty product.
- The unsubstantiated rumors misguide the community and create unnecessary panic.
- The false promises of the lottery misguide people into believing they have a chance of winning.
- The mislabeling of food products misguide consumers about their actual ingredients and nutritional value.
FAQs About the word misguide
lead someone in the wrong direction or give someone wrong directions, give bad advice toTo guide wrongly; to lead astray; as, to misguide the understanding., Mi
fool, mislead,deceive, trick, suck in, kid, cozen, hoax, sucker, hoodwink
undeceive, tell, debunk, unmask, unmask, disclose, undeceive, debunk, reveal, expose
The misleading advertisement misguide viewers into believing the product has superior qualities.
The politician's deliberately misleading statements misguide the public about his true intentions.
The doctor's misdiagnosis misguide the patient's treatment, leading to unnecessary complications.
The false information spread on social media misguide people's understanding of current events.
