misled (Meaning)

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misled (imp. & p. p.)

of Misle

of Mislead

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imp. & p. p. of Mislead.

The politician misled the public into believing he had a clean record.
The advertisement cleverly misled consumers into thinking they needed the product.
The salesperson misled the customer by promising a discount that never materialized.
The teacher misled her students by suggesting that the exam would be easy.
The article misled readers by omitting important facts.
The tour guide misled the tourists by taking them to the wrong location.
The psychic misled her client by predicting a future that never came to pass.
The company misled investors by misrepresenting its financial health.
The report misled policymakers by exaggerating the severity of the problem.
The propaganda misled the citizens into supporting a war that was based on false pretenses.

of Misle, of Mislead, imp. & p. p. of Mislead.

confused, erroneous, misinformed, mistaken, misguided, incorrect, untrue, deceived, deluded, inaccurate

correct, right,correct, right, informed, true, accurate, informed,true, accurate

The politician misled the public into believing he had a clean record.

The advertisement cleverly misled consumers into thinking they needed the product.

The salesperson misled the customer by promising a discount that never materialized.

The teacher misled her students by suggesting that the exam would be easy.