Misled
Pronunciation: /mɪˈslɛd/
Misled (adj)
- Having been given false information, so you believed something that was not true.
- Caused to follow the wrong plan or direction because of incorrect facts or advice.
Misled (verb)
- To make someone believe something false by giving them wrong information or hiding the truth.
Examples
- They misled me about the real cost.
- I was misled by their promises.
Misled (adjective)
Examples
- I was misled by the wrong directions.
- The team felt misled by the unclear instructions.