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to mislead
01
to cause someone to believe something that is not true, typically by lying or omitting important information
Transitive: to mislead sb
02
to guide someone or something in the wrong direction
Transitive: to mislead sb
mislead
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Example
The politician misled the public about their intentions for the new policy.
The advertisement misled consumers by exaggerating the benefits of the product.
She felt betrayed when she discovered her partner had been misleading her about their finances.
He misled his friend by telling only half-truths about what happened.
Be cautious of news sources that may attempt to mislead viewers by presenting biased or incomplete information.
