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mislead

[mis-leed] / mɪsˈlid /


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ScotRail has been ordered to withdraw claims that it offers the "cheapest tickets" on its website after a watchdog ruled this was misleading.

From BBC

That would include misleading the insurer about how much the person drives their car.

From MarketWatch

In a motion filed in August to get the suit tossed, Costner said he had reviewed LaBella’s complaint and was “shocked at the false and misleading allegations she was making.”

From Los Angeles Times

Looking at those numbers in isolation can be misleading.

From MarketWatch

"The summary misled me into believing that his comments were addressed to her involvement with the Jewish faith as opposed to his response to attempts that were being made to have him 'cancelled'."

From BBC