misleading in English

adjective

1

giving the wrong idea or impression.

your article contains a number of misleading statements

synonyms: deceptive, confusing, deceiving, equivocal, ambiguous, fallacious, specious, spurious, false

verb

1

cause (someone) to have a wrong idea or impression about someone or something.

the government misled the public about the road's environmental impact

synonyms: deceive, delude, take in, lie to, fool, hoodwink, throw off the scent, pull the wool over someone's eyes, misguide, misinform, give wrong information to, lead up the garden path, take for a ride, give someone a bum steer

adjective

deceptive, confusing, deceiving, equivocal, ambiguous, fallacious, specious, spurious, false
shoddy, deceptive

verb

deceive, lead astray, misinform
deceive, delude, take in, lie to, fool, hoodwink, throw off the scent, pull the wool over someone's eyes, misguide, misinform, give wrong information to, lead up the garden path, take for a ride, give someone a bum steer
lead astray, misdirect, misguide
misinform

Use "misleading" in a sentence

1. Your statement is misleading.

2. Books can be misleading.

3. Would that not be misleading?

4. It's kind of misleading.

5. These statistics are misleading.

6. be false, ambiguous or misleading

7. The article contains several misleading statements.

8. Guise suggests a misleading Appearance

9. These figures are highly misleading.

10. First impressions can be misleading.

11. Her statement was deliberately misleading.

12. Misused words often generate misleading thoughts.

13. Belie: to give a misleading impression of

14. Some of the information was dangerously misleading.

15. (a) be false, ambiguous or misleading;

16. Actually the figure is quite misleading.

17. The misleading sign led me astray.

18. The misleading report veiled the facts.

19. Abusive experiences are designed to be misleading

20. Don't make false, misleading or unrealistic claims.

21. 9 The misleading sign led me astray.

22. 7 The misleading sign led me astray.

23. Belying: to give a misleading impression of

24. Adverts must not create a misleading impression.

25. Comment by TheStatman This Cauldron's name is misleading

26. –Prevention of fraudulent and misleading practices and adulteration;

27. 1 Some of the information was dangerously misleading.

28. Belied: to give a misleading impression of

29. Belies: to give a misleading impression of

30. The website of Chinar is very misleading

31. Forecasts about the economy are often misleading.

32. She was accused of deliberately misleading Parliament.

33. The ambassador called the report deceitful and misleading.

34. Ever cautious, she wanted to eliminate misleading possibilities.

35. 29 She was accused of deliberately misleading Parliament.

36. The biggest collection of Caning videos without misleading links

37. The biggest collection of Barebacking videos without misleading links

38. 17 The ambassador called the report deceitful and misleading.

39. Don't judge by appearances appearances can be misleading.

40. Calling raisins just “Currants,” however, is improper and misleading

41. The biggest collection of Bedpost videos without misleading links

42. Discernment enables you to discard irrelevant or misleading information

43. It is misleading, however, to compare nominal interest rates.

44. Their incautious use can lead to wholly misleading results.

45. The government is cracking down on misleading food labelling.

46. Such an argument is misleading, if not wholly fallacious.

47. The article was misleading, and the newspaper has apologized.

48. Too, aerial photos, even if available, can be misleading.

49. Absolutely Prohibited Names, Misleading Names, and Obscene Names 3.

50. He is, in fact, “misleading the entire inhabited earth.”