How to pronounce“misinformed”in English

bit different-- unless I'm misinformed, which I may be-- that is a little bit different than what my area of focus is.

or maybe they're being perhaps misinformed, or drawing conclusions that aren't supported by the data?

where we reached the people who had strong opinions-- largely misinformed, according to all the scientists,

I was misinformed.

I think they've been uh deceived and uh misinformed and disinform and so

Whoever decided that James Brown was not rock and roll in 1968 had been woefully misinformed."

They go into the polling place, and now they're dealing with a misinformed poll worker.

But, in truth, if you take misinformed action, you'll have disaster.

And we see that the more people think they know, the more misinformed they actually are in some cases.

There's a lot of people out there -- again, lives are busy or they're misinformed, a lot of bad information out there, a lot of marketing

And they're both completely misinformed about who the other is and what they believe.

And, you know, who is misinformed, who is deranged, who is in possession of only half the story?

And, you know, who is misinformed?

Well, in fact, if you don't let your mind be in that mode, whatever you do is likely to be misguided, misinformed, or at least

I've always imagined, and I've never gone through a writing program, so I could be completely misinformed, but I've always imagined that the short story as a form

Rare earth companies are selling themselves-- or have been selling themselves-- as an electric car play, which has misinformed a lot of people

-Economists argued whether bubbles are caused by the irrational behavior of crowds, aided in part by savvy speculators, or are the result of misinformed consumers who

When it's unclear what someone means, you choose the most charitable interpretation--the one that entails the speaker is not an idiot, or not misinformed.

And the argument that we shouldn't act until China and India act is completely misinformed for a couple of reasons.

>> I have a question about the statement you made from Socrates that evil is just another way of saying misinformed.

Um, they're misinformed.