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What (who) is misleadingly - definition
misleadingly
see misleading
mislead
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ACT OF INTENTIONALLY PROPAGATING BELIEFS OF THINGS THAT ARE NOT TRUE, OR NOT THE WHOLE TRUTH
Deceive; Deceiving; Mislead; Misleading; Deceptive; Duplicitious; Deceit; Identity deception; Falsehood; Deciet; Deciept; Feign; Feigning; Deception (psychological research); Deceives; Beguile; Subterfuges; Falsities; Double Bluff; Deception (in psychological research); Double bluff; Deceitful; Mystifiedly; Hiding the truth; Concealing the truth; Deception in romantic relationships; Fake (deception); Disingenuous; Deception in Islam; Deceptive journalism; Journalistic deception; Religious deception; Deception in psychological research; Religious views on deception
v. a.
Delude, deceive, guide astray, misguide.
mislead
ACT OF INTENTIONALLY PROPAGATING BELIEFS OF THINGS THAT ARE NOT TRUE, OR NOT THE WHOLE TRUTH
Deceive; Deceiving; Mislead; Misleading; Deceptive; Duplicitious; Deceit; Identity deception; Falsehood; Deciet; Deciept; Feign; Feigning; Deception (psychological research); Deceives; Beguile; Subterfuges; Falsities; Double Bluff; Deception (in psychological research); Double bluff; Deceitful; Mystifiedly; Hiding the truth; Concealing the truth; Deception in romantic relationships; Fake (deception); Disingenuous; Deception in Islam; Deceptive journalism; Journalistic deception; Religious deception; Deception in psychological research; Religious views on deception
¦ verb (past and past participle misled) cause to have a wrong impression about someone or something.
Derivatives
misleader noun
misleading adjective
misleadingly adverb
misleadingness noun
Examples of use of misleadingly
1. But that is a tendentious, misleadingly partial analysis.
2. For example, it misleadingly suggests that the total number of children in care is rising.
3. The signs, perhaps misleadingly, are that most of the 25 agree.
4. The two scenes that were misleadingly spliced together were said to have been shown at a sales event in Cannes.
5. Esfandiari was told (misleadingly as it turned out) the questioning was over.