verb
R
To give wrong directions or information to someone.
The misleading signs misguide people to the wrong destination.
R
To cause someone to believe or do something that is not true or right.
The rumors misguided the public into thinking the project was harmful.
translation
To give wrong directions or information to someone.; To cause someone to believe or do something that is not true or right.
Word Forms
Perfect
misguided
Progressive
misguiding
3rd Present
misguides