verb
definition
To give or deliver false, fake, or misleading information.
Examples of misinformed in a Sentence
Quite frankly I am appalled that I have been so misinformed.
In fact the papers seem to have been completely misinformed about what the Government is actually doing to help working parents pay for nannies.
Mr Henderson's attack was grossly misinformed and he appears to have totally missed the point, which I was making.
We thus find Vopiscus acknowledging that when he began to write the life of Aurelian, he was entirely misinformed respecting the latter's competitor Firmus, and implying that he would not have ventured on Aurelian himself if he had not had access to the MS. of the emperor's own diary in the Ulpian library.
If you think you can just walk into a chapel and ask to be pronounced husband and wife, however, you're misinformed.
Many people, especially teens, are misinformed or uninformed on how to properly use a condom.
Tourists asking for advice on whiskey were often misinformed or not informed at all.
But whoever started the rumors that HIV status affects your ability to get a mortgage was sadly misinformed.
Would South have pulled it if she was not misinformed?