disinformation
தவறான தகவல்களை தந்து
definition
noun
It is their sneaky methods, of propaganda, disinformation and manipulation of intelligence.
false information that is intended to mislead, especially propaganda issued by a government organization to a rival power or the media.
example
It is their sneaky methods, of propaganda, 'disinformation' and manipulation of intelligence.
During a war both sides hide their correct information and spread 'disinformation' .
a government inspired 'disinformation' campaign
Except what I felt so much about is the malicious and continuous 'disinformation' given by media to the people.
Now that the curtain has fallen, information as well as 'disinformation' travels in both directions.
How could the press or the citizenry distinguish between information and 'disinformation' ?
They acted as willing collaborators in a concerted campaign of 'disinformation' designed to justify a criminal war of aggression.
The Germans totally believed our 'disinformation' campaign prior to the Normandy invasion.
This would mean dropping in a new nugget of information - or 'disinformation' .
Language, the use of words, and how information and 'disinformation' is handled, can be crucial to the twists and turns of history.
Employers' group Ibec has insisted that a campaign of 'disinformation' is under way.
the entire Western intelligence system had been systematically manipulated with clever 'disinformation'
Soviet spokesmen kept up a steady stream of denials and 'disinformation' in September.
Get ready for a deluge of information and 'disinformation' on this one.
What we do not need is the selective, or careless, transmission of misinformation or 'disinformation' .
And all kinds of information that has really been 'disinformation' about it has really proven false.
The misinformation and 'disinformation' that is circulated makes it impossible for any fair-minded commentator to take sides in the issue.
They argued that the KGB would not have missed such an opportunity to feed the West 'disinformation' .
It is full of misinformation, 'disinformation' , noninformation, and just plain lies.
What kind of people would use a grieving First Lady to unwittingly spread 'disinformation' and to raise false hopes?
I navigate my way through the morass of information and 'disinformation' .
How can we tell whether and when we are on the receiving end of hype and spin, of misinformation and 'disinformation' ?
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