Meaning & use
Misled
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Caused someone to have a false or mistaken belief, typically by giving misleading information.
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The advertisement misled customers about the product's true ingredients.
He felt misled after discovering the contract's hidden fees.
A note on using this word
Past tense of "mislead"; a common spelling error is writing it as "mislead" instead of "misled."
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informed
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