1. to lead or direct wrongly; to give bad advice or information to someone
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘misguide’

Examples

• The faulty GPS misguides drivers onto the wrong highway.
• Poor research often misguides students in their academic work.
• The corrupt advisor misguides investors with false promises.
• Outdated information misguides tourists about local customs.
• The biased article misguides readers about the true facts.
• His inexperience misguides the team’s decision-making process.