mislead
US /ˌmɪs'li:d/
・UK /ˌmɪs'li:d/
A2
v.t.Transitive VerbTo make someone have the wrong idea about a thing
The magazines mislead readers with poorly researched articles
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What Does Gura's Final Song Really Mean?
- This includes people who clip what she says out of context to mislead viewers.
This includes people who clip what she says out of context to mislead viewers.
- This includes people who clip what she says out of context to mislead viewers.
This includes people who clip what she says out of context to mislead viewers.
'I’m not going to be bullied by you': Pam Bondi clashes with Dem Senators Schiff and Padilla
- I'm not going to mislead this body, nor you.
I'm not going to mislead this body, nor you.
- I'm not going to mislead this body nor you.
I'm not going to mislead this body nor you.
Your Brain on Language: Is grammar inside my head? -- Linguistics & Logic 101
- But don't let the aphasiacs mislead you: what we're searching for inside the brain isn't necessarily straightforward.
But don't let the aphasiacs mislead you: what we're searching for inside the brain isn't necessarily straightforward.
- But don't let the aphasiacs mislead you. What we're searching for inside the brain isn't
But don't let the aphasiacs mislead you. What we're searching for inside the brain isn't
Let's Read Nietzsche's Beyond Good and Evil CC ASMR First Article
- The spectacle of old Kant's tartuffery, as stiff as it is respectable, luring us onto the dialectical crooked paths which lead to, or better, mislead, to his categorical imperative.
The spectacle of old Kant's tartuffery, as stiff as it is respectable, luring us onto the dialectical crooked paths which lead to, or better, mislead, to his categorical imperative.
- luring us onto the dialectical crooked paths which lead to (or better mislead) to his "categorical imperative"
luring us onto the dialectical crooked paths which lead to (or better mislead) to his "categorical imperative"
The Moon's Orbit is WEIRD
- Trajectories can easily be used to mislead you.
Trajectories can easily be used to mislead you.
- Trajectories can easily be used to mislead you.
Trajectories can easily be used to mislead you.
[World of Warships] Naval Legends: USS Iowa
![[World of Warships] Naval Legends: USS Iowa](https://img.youtube.com/vi/sv1RTFzJuYM/hqdefault.jpg)
- During construction, Iowa's armor was declared higher than it actually was in order to mislead the enemy.
During construction, Iowa's armor was declared higher than it actually was in order to mislead the enemy.
- higher than it actually was, in order to mislead the enemy.
higher than it actually was, in order to mislead the enemy.
Journalism: Why 'fake news' is actually good news | BBC Ideas
- We're in an age when populist leaders and shadowy interest groups use the cliche 'fake news' to attack journalists and deliberately mislead the public.
We're in an age when populist leaders and shadowy interest groups use the cliche 'fake news' to attack journalists and deliberately mislead the public.
- We're in an age when populist leaders and shadowy interest groups use the cliché "fake news" to attack journalists and deliberately mislead the public.
We're in an age when populist leaders and shadowy interest groups use the cliché "fake news" to attack journalists and deliberately mislead the public.
Let Me Adam!
- And then when Adam comes back out, there's also going to be one other man to mislead you.
And then when Adam comes back out, there's also going to be one other man to mislead you.
- THERE'S ALSO GONNA BE ONE OTHER MAN TO MISLEAD YOU.
THERE'S ALSO GONNA BE ONE OTHER MAN TO MISLEAD YOU.
Michael Sandel：Justice What's The Right Thing To Do Episode 07 A LESSON IN LYING
- It's to sort of mislead someone.
It's to sort of mislead someone.
- Why don't you say to Wesley, "It's not exactly the case that the motive in both cases is to mislead?" They're hoping that the person will be misled by the statement, "I don't know where they are," or, "I never had sexual relations." You're hoping that they will be misled.
Why don't you say to Wesley, "It's not exactly the case that the motive in both cases is to mislead?" They're hoping that the person will be misled by the statement, "I don't know where they are," or, "I never had sexual relations." You're hoping that they will be misled.
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- I'd rather hurt you honestly than mislead you with a lie
I'd rather hurt you honestly than mislead you with a lie
- I'd rather hurt you honestly than mislead you with a lie.
I'd rather hurt you honestly than mislead you with a lie.