adjective

misleading

misleading, deceptive

The statistics were misleading.

The statistics were misleading.

It is misleading to call it a miracle.

It is misleading to call it a miracle.

((misleading)) ((noun)) a misleading (noun) The misleading advertisement was banned.

It is ((misleading)) ((to-inf)) It is misleading (to do sth.) It is misleading to call it a miracle.

Synonyms: deceptive, false, confusing; Antonyms: truthful, clear, honest

From the present participle of the verb 'mislead'. Used as an adjective.

If something is 'misleading', it is 'leading' you to the 'wrong' ('mis-') conclusion.

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