misleading

adjective C1

Meaning

"Misleading" refers to information, statements, or representations that are intentionally or unintentionally deceptive, causing others to form incorrect conclusions or beliefs. It encompasses both the act of misrepresenting facts and the resulting confusi
💡 While "misleading" can imply intentional deceit, it is important to recognize that some contexts involve unintentional misrepresentation, which may not carry the same ethical weight.

Example Sentences

The advertisement was misleading and confused many potential customers .
The data presented in the report was misleading and required further analysis .
The misleading report caused confusion among the company ’ s investors .
The report contained misleading data that affected the final decision .

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