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misguide

/mɪsˈɡaɪd/

misguideverb

misguided

Past Simple

misguided

Past Participle

misguiding

ing-form

/mɪsˈɡaɪd/

Translations

induire en erreurEmploi courant pour « faire avoir une fausse idée ».

Poorly researched articles can misguide readers about scientific facts.

Des articles insuffisamment documentés peuvent induire en erreur les lecteurs sur des faits scientifiques.

The tour guide misguided the group, causing them to miss the main attraction.

Le guide a égaré le groupe, ce qui les a amenés à manquer l'attraction principale.

Definitions

To lead or guide someone in the wrong direction or to give incorrect advice.

The tour guide misguided the group, causing them to miss the main attraction.

To cause someone to have a wrong belief or impression; to mislead.

Poorly researched articles can misguide readers about scientific facts.

Synonyms

lead astray

Antonyms

misguidepast participle

Definitions

Based on faulty judgment or reasoning; ill-advised or mistaken.

They abandoned the project after realizing it was a misguided effort.

misguidegerund / present participle

Definitions

Tending to lead astray; misleading.

The advertisement contained several misguiding claims.