Mislead

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Negative ConnotationPlay
Mislead has a negative tone, suggesting dishonesty or deception. SlideAdvertisements can sometimes mislead consumers into buying substandard products.
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Not Always IntentionalPlay
'Mislead' can be unintentional, without the aim to deceive. SlideHe misled her by accident, misremembering the time of the meeting.
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Emotional EffectPlay
Being misled often leads to feelings of betrayal or hurt. SlideShe felt betrayed after realizing her friend had misled her.