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• v  give false or misleading information to

• Racism in the crude sense does not necessarily motivate people to misinform pollsters, Hickman says.
• I said that I deplore attempts to misinform the public and to trigger political intervention.
• They could thunder, and they could misinform, but they could not persuade.

• mislead

News & Articles

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• The real nature of gunfire
  Though entertaining, Hollywood portrayals misinform the public about split-second decisions that officers must make when guns are involved, police say.
  June 12, 2013 - The Kansas City Star

Quotes

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• Glenn in International Herald Tribune
  The bottom line is, we don't want to misinform consumers with some sort of implied message of difference,Glenn said. "There is no difference. These foods are as safe as foods from animals that are raised conventionally."
• Stephane Dion in Edmonton Sun
  This is a minister who thinks it's appropriate to misinform Canadians about food safety during the world's worst listeriosis outbreak,said Liberal Leader Stephane Dion. "This is a minister who thinks it's appropriate to make jokes about...
• Brad Henry in CNN
  Henry, in opposing the bill, said it would be "unconscionable to grant a physician legal protection to mislead or misinform a pregnant woman in an effort to impose his or her personal beliefs on his patient."