1. leading someone in the wrong direction or giving incorrect information

1. present participle of misguide: to lead someone in the wrong direction or give incorrect advice

Examples

• The misguiding instructions caused us to get lost.
• His misguiding advice led to poor investment decisions.
• The teacher warned against misguiding information on the internet.
• She realized she was misguiding her students with outdated methods.
• The misguiding signs confused all the tourists.
• He accused the politician of deliberately misguiding voters.
• The misguiding map showed roads that no longer existed.