0 to send something to the wrong place or aim something in the wrong direction: --
1 to send something to the wrong place or in the wrong direction: --
Even if it is not dangerous, the drugs can be misapplied or misdirected.
Unhappily, that letter was misdirected and went astray.
He can impugn that or that he may have misdirected himself in law, or whatever it may be.
Such supplies could be knocked off at any moment if it was found that they were being misdirected or misused in any way.
The whole purpose of this is to see that the energies of anybody who is employed shall not be misdirected.
I believe that these amendments are misdirected in principle.
The amendment to "investment" in line 10 is probably misdirected.
The authorities in some cases, including mine in particular, which were set up by the last administration were misdirected.
