misguided
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definition
verb
a long survey that can only baffle and misguide the general reader
mislead.
adjective
misguided attempts to promote political correctness
having or showing faulty judgment or reasoning.
example
Apartheid was a 'misguided' and terrible attempt to stop the natural flow of human growth.
This is done in a 'misguided' belief that women on welfare just need to work their way out of poverty.
Even the president described calls to amend the constitution as 'misguided' .
What if everything that I learnt from my guides was just the delusions of a 'misguided' egotistical fool?
In recent years her record company has tried a variety of updates and makeovers in a 'misguided' attempt to broaden her appeal.
It is a disease that has been aided by 'misguided' attempts to cure it.
This often leads to the 'misguided' belief that entry into the land of opportunity was simply a licence to print money.
However, the State authorities argue that the apprehensions are misplaced and 'misguided' .
His 'misguided' policies would have impeded the spread of freedom in Central America.
The naivety, hateful ignorance and 'misguided' arguments of his article were appalling to say the least.
Contrary to some 'misguided' beliefs, kicking drugs may be the key to unleashing the true rock and roll spirit.
Whether the policy yardstick is efficiency or equity, this is a 'misguided' approach.
However, it is at the same time both impractical and 'misguided' .
It is another reason why the proposal must be defeated as 'misguided' and dangerous.
Some people will no doubt get into blogging in the 'misguided' belief they'll be able to change the world with it.
I know it must be some accident of history, or some poor, 'misguided' attempt to contain Soviet aggression.
It was, he claimed, a 'misguided' , low-budget attempt to offer children individual attention.
It's ninety percent uneducated guesswork and ten percent 'misguided' sincerity.
This is ostensibly aimed at breaking up gangs, but is gravely 'misguided' .
I believe as passionately as I can that this view is blinkered and wrongheaded and inane and 'misguided' .
They recklessly bandy about terms like ‘toxins,’ ‘chemicals,’ and ‘poison’ while 'misguidedly' revering ‘natural’ substances.
‘But I think a problem extends from working parents who 'misguidedly' think that the cost of a registered childminder is going to cost more than someone who isn't registered, which is not the case,’ she added.
Occasionally, you find the oddballs who think it's an amusing circumstance, and will glance up at you, grinning and 'misguidedly' believing they've stumbled upon the type of serendipity found in romantic comedies.
Emanuel shook his head, muttering about the 'misguidedness' of heathens.
I'll mock someone or something for the same honesty or 'misguidedness' that I'll demonstrate myself several weeks later.
The person we are looking at is likely to be acting on his own, 'misguidedly' believing he is the champion of a cause.
More times than not, the movie revolves around a crime or crime spree with the youth in question inadvertently, or 'misguidedly' involved.
He is only condemned in the film by his utter 'misguidedness' .
But subsequent reading of the play clarifies little and amounts to less, merely confirming his pretensions and 'misguidedness' .
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