misguidance
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7.1
- noun
- /ˌmɪsˈɡaɪdəns/
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desinformación
- Examples should be carefully made so as to avoid misguidance.
Guess some misguidance on how tight the GPU cooler should be mounted to the card itself.
- Guess some misguidance on how tight the GPU cooler should be mounted to the card itself.
- There can be a lot of misguidance and a lot of our society likes to follow a platform.
Examples
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Let us correct the mistakes and misguidance and bring the next generation of aspiring filmmakers back to reality, back to the essentials.
Blog text (10) -
The teacher's misguidance in the science project led the students to misinterpret the experiment's results.
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There can be a lot of misguidance and a lot of our society likes to follow a platform.
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For too many, thought is considered a vacant entity, but this is misguidance.
Fiction book (1991) -
The team acknowledged that their previous statements were filled with misguidance, leading to poor decisions.
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She realized that the book she read was full of misguidance, causing her to act on incorrect beliefs.
Synonyms
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4.6
Information that is wrong and shared by mistake
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7.0
Wrong directions or instructions that make people do the wrong thing
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9.4
Bad advice or directions that make you go the wrong way
Giving information in a misleading way that makes people misunderstand it
The quality of making people believe something that is not true
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Etymology
The word misguidance comes from the prefix mis- meaning 'wrong' and guide meaning 'to lead' or 'show the way', like a 'tour guide'. So misguidance is like being 'led the wrong way', which explains why it means bad or misleading advice that leads someone to make a wrong decision.