misguidingly
misguidingly adverb: so as to misguide.
Adverb
misguidingly (comparative more misguidingly, superlative most misguidingly)
- So as to misguide.
- From there, everything I had so misguidingly been looking to achieve began to unfold for me2018, Andrea Owen, How to Stop Feeling Like Sh*t
- The misguidingly named 'New Bridge', has linked the western end of Île de la Cité with both riverbanks since 16072018, Lonely Planet Paris
- Synonyms:
- misleadingly
Synonyms of misguidingly
Forms of misguidingly
| comparative | more misguidingly |
|---|---|
| superlative | most misguidingly |
Origin of misguidingly
From misguiding + -ly.
Questions about misguidingly
- What does misguidingly mean?
- Misguidingly means so as to misguide.
- What part of speech is misguidingly?
- Misguidingly is an adverb.
Words near misguidingly in the dictionary
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