0 past simple and past participle of mislead
This prevents the user from being misled, in cases where the pronoun anaphora is not resolved correctly.
It is easy to be misled by the phrase dead language.
They stress, for example, that many workers were misled by recruiters, officials and planters.
It is important, however, not to be misled by historical milestones or popular images.
Second, we are not so easily misled to think that their large parts must be neatly defined.
Don't be misled by the cases which are easy to spot.
When one examines actual child-adult discourse, there is no evidence yet forthcoming that the child is misled by spurious points of contrast within the discourse.
The exploration of cultural difference conducted under the condition of tremendous exchange between cultures might be misled into the pitfall of generalization or absolutization.
