misguide

a long survey that can only baffle and 'misguide' the general reader

Scenes of smoking, violence and drinking can 'misguide' the public, especially the youngsters.

I also feel that the manuals can sometimes 'misguide' us.

a long survey that can only baffle and 'misguide' the general reader

We expect the two leaders at today's Press conference to apologise to their members for 'misguiding' them on the matter or explain in simple terms what they meant when they made alarming statements that the pay tax would go up.

Frictions and 'misguidance' often lead to conflict between individuals and communities.

I told our brothers and sisters that something was amok, but immediately I was accused of 'misguidance' .

Sometimes, when parents use this authority, they might be 'misguiding' the child, even unintentionally.

They are 'misguiding' a lot of young people who have not developed their own religious beliefs and only represent a small percentage of Muslim opinion in the UK.

But the mentality of the critics that call them masterpieces and the 'misguidance' of those who distribute them accordingly is the most abhorrent thing about American cinema today.

Descartes's reaction is that if he is to avoid living under the 'misguidance' of false opinions then once in his life he should dismantle his entire belief-system and construct it anew.

But some of it was 'misguidance' from confusing rules that came down for how detainees should be treated.