1. to give bad or wrong advice to someone
Usage: formal; less common than ‘advise poorly’

Examples

• The lawyer was accused of misadvising his client about the contract terms.
• Don’t let anyone misadvise you about your career choices.
• The financial consultant misadvised several investors, leading to significant losses.
• She felt her parents had misadvised her about college selection.
• The doctor was concerned that online sources might misadvise patients about treatment options.