0 present participle of misinform
1 to tell someone information that is not correct:
Deception in the sense of misinforming the pigeon about the purpose of the experiment was hardly possible.
As mentioned previously, the media is often perceived as misinforming the public on biotechnology and sensationalizing its issues28.
Persistent misinforming confounds progress in studies of the neurobiological bases of developmental psychopathologies, and should be discouraged.
By using the most obscene tricks of misinforming and brainwashing our people, it is also violating the rules of war.
Were they misinforming me when they told me about the way in which they built up their estimates?
His figures are miles wide of the mark and were produced with the deliberate intention of misleading and misinforming.
I cite that briefly as an example of what a less than responsible article can do in misinforming people.
If he is wrong, will he tell his press office to stop misinforming people?
