The word "misinform" is an accepted and grammatically correct word in the English language.
It can be used as a verb to describe the action of giving false or inaccurate information to someone. For example, "The newscaster misinformed viewers about the details of the case."
Although Moriarty's evil villainy is based on a character from another era, this series was set in the present day and such outdated images about mental health can damage and misinform", the report states.
Their journalists have been accused of being "anti-Romanian agents", paid by Traian Băsescu, the president, to misinform international audiences.The furore erupted during a period of political turmoil in Romania, in which Mr Băsescu was suspended from office amid attacks by the government of Victor Ponta.
He described Rice, the key administration spokeswoman shortly after the attack, as "the actual vehicle used to misinform the American people during this crisis".
Rank-and-file Tea Partiers have no clue about this, of course, but the astroturf specialists who fund them (e.g., FreedomWorks, run by Dick Armey, the onetime House Republican leader) and the demagogues who manipulate and misinform them (Hannity and the rest at Fox News, Limbaugh and his talk-radio pilot fish) know perfectly well what they're doing.
"So focussing on these numbers tends to obscure the fact that the minke population is in pretty good shape, and it can misinform the public by implying that the sabotage is having an important beneficial impact on the long-term populations of Antarctic minke whales".
And so this thoughtful policeman is also led to brood over the debasement of language by the politicians and bureaucrats who cynically confuse, misdirect and misinform the public.
Auditors, along with the head of the Antiguan Regulatory Commission, received bribes to cover up the scheme and misinform the S.E.C. starting in 2005, according to the prosecution.
Of the other measure, Mr. Henry said, "It is unconscionable to grant a physician legal protection to mislead or misinform pregnant women in an effort to impose his or her personal beliefs on a patient".
But we're not there collectively, and that kind of cedes that whole field to the people who don't know anything and the people who are more fond of their own voice than they are of the facts and the people who want to disinform and misinform the public.
Other hurdles include translation gaffes that misinform voters, or recalcitrant election departments not fully complying with the law.
