误导 (wù dǎo): Mislead (Verb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

This one-sided data can easily mislead investors into making wrong decisions.

Was your explanation just now deliberately misleading us?

He deliberately misled me, causing me to take the wrong path.

He did not mislead anyone; it was just that the information was not conveyed clearly enough.

Don't let those exaggerated reviews mislead your opinion of this movie.

Incorrect information in news reports may mislead the public's judgment.

Due to a lack of key evidence, the initial investigation report seriously misled the direction of the case investigation.