misleadingly

/mɪˈsɫidɪŋɫi/ adv

In a misleading manner.

Word Origin The prefix mis- from Old English means 'wrongly' — so misleadingly is doing something in a way that leads you astray. That mis- prefix is a great example of how English builds negative words: misbehave, misjudge, misplace, misread, misspell, mistake, misunderstand — all carry that sense of error. The root lead is from Old English lædan 'to guide,' so misleadingly literally means 'guiding wrongly.'

adv In a misleading manner.

The advertisement misleadingly suggested that the product had medical benefits.

(副词) 误导性地;欺骗性地

广告误导性地暗示该产品具有医疗功效。

(adverbio) De manera engañosa.

El anuncio sugería engañosamente que el producto tenía beneficios médicos.

(adverbe) trompeusement; de manière trompeuse; fallacieusement [D'une manière trompeuse, de façon à induire en erreur.]

La publicité suggérait misleadingly que le produit avait des vertus médicales.

(Adverb) irreführenderweise; trügerisch [Auf eine irreführende, täuschende oder falsche Eindrücke erweckende Weise.]

Die Werbung suggerierte **misleadingly**, dass das Produkt medizinische Vorteile habe.

(副詞) 誤解を招くように、紛らわしく。

その広告はその商品が医療効果を持つかのように**誤解を招くように**示唆していた。

(advérbio) enganosamente; de forma enganosa [De maneira enganosa.]

O anúncio sugeria enganosamente que o produto tinha benefícios médicos.

Common collocations

be verb as prep to prep refer verb somewhat adv often adv in prep of prep call verb

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