misguide|misguided|misguides|misguiding in English

verb

[mɪs'gaɪd]

guide incorrectly, mislead, misdirect, cause to go astray

Use "misguide|misguided|misguides|misguiding" in a sentence

1. I am careful not to misguide you.

2. Don't let its size misguide you.

3. Misguided Zeal

4. Don't misguide the people from the real threat.

5. 16 The selfish inclination of our heart is prone to misguide us.

6. Celebrity false advertising not only misguide even threated life or health.

7. The logic is seductive, but misguided.

8. I believe the luncheon voucher approach is misguided.

9. Their approach to the problem is fundamentally misguided.

10. We have been misguided at first.

11. Be misled bemist be mistaken bemisted Bemisting be mistrustful of be misinformed be misguided about be misguided be miserable be mischievous be misbehaved

12. But such self-interest might prove misguided.

13. The article presents these proposals as misguided.

14. These misguided people go around preaching up violence.

15. The Benefactor is a misguided film, unsteady on its feet

16. The incompetent or misguided general had been dismissed.

17. For Fowlkes, leaving would be impetuous and misguided.

18. The standout is the pretty, almost folky Misguided Ghosts.

19. These decision now seem misguided, if not downright wrong.

20. The incompetent or misguided general had been dismissed. Sentencedict.com

21. 4 These misguided people go around preaching up violence.

22. His untidy clothes give one a misguided impression of him.

23. To view an abortion as a simple operation of convenience is misguided.

24. The Benefactor is a misguided film, unsteady on its feet

25. All that is needed for the triumph of a misguide cause is that good people do nothing.