1. having been given false or misleading information; lacking accurate knowledge about something

1. to deliberately give someone false or misleading information in order to deceive them
Usage: past tense and past participle of disinform

Examples

• The disinformed voters based their decision on false claims rather than facts.
• Social media has disinformed millions of people about the safety of vaccines.
• He felt disinformed after discovering the news article contained several inaccuracies.
• The campaign deliberately disinformed the public about their opponent's record.
• Disinformed citizens are less likely to make sound political choices.
• The company disinformed consumers about the product's environmental impact.