Misguided is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MISGUIDED in dictionary:

VERB:
• MISGUIDE, to guide wrongly
• mislead
ADJECTIVE:
• mistaken or unwise
• poorly conceived or thought out
• wrong in e.g. opinion or judgment

Words related to MISGUIDED

misguide12 misguidedly19 misguidedness18 misguides13 misguiding15

How to use MISGUIDED in a sentence

• I mention it to invoke gratitude that such a misguided zeal has passed away and is never likely to return.
• Let us leave the unpleasant side of Mormon history and see what the zealous, if misguided, people have succeeded in accomplishing.
• But he had done what he could to save the misguided fellow and give him a chance, and he was sorry he had not succeeded.
• Obviously we were saved, and one felt a momentary pang of pity for the misguided Germans who had taken on such an impossible task.
• Several desperate attempts were made by various misguided individuals to educate him.
• Thus these misguided beings are continually destroying each other for some imaginary insult.
• Babbitt cared less for this, because some misguided person had taught young Mr.
• But this summer some misguided young men among us got up a lecture-association.
• Patriotism may not often be otherwise than misguided if no study of history has been made.
• I scarce knew that my misguided sister had borne a son.
• Secret societies and organizations were everywhere at work, recruited by misguided enthusiasts, and by human suffering from all classes.
• Heaven aid the misguided Nazarene who seeks to accomplish such matters swiftly in this land of eternal afternoon.
• Mansvelt and the misguided few who judged his proposals by appearances.
• John Morley was a very well-meaning Chief Secretary, but a very misguided man.
• Two were hopeless, misguided enterprises, lacking the presence and prestige of a Weymouth to give them glory.
• They had said from the first that George Fox was a most dangerous man, and that the Quakers were a misguided people to follow him.
• Ducklow did not wait to enter into explanations, but, turning the old mare about again, drove home amid the laughter of the bystanders and the screams of the misguided youngsters.
• But as the man followed his principles and sense of duty, however misguided, his constancy and integrity are not the less objects of our admiration.
• It is impossible to describe to you their happiness! Alas! It is misguided ones like these who are the cause of division and hatred upon earth.
• My prediction would be that when their leader falls, the poor, misguided people will fly.
• Misguided men of his time ridiculed him because they were unable to comprehend his lofty ideals or see the practical wisdom of his great purposes.
• Browning unfortunately permits to himself may find misguided admirers, or, what is worse, even imitators.
• A few years ago a very stupid controversy, started by the misguided disciples of Spencer, made havoc among the reading class of Japan.
• Misguided hordes had followed them to defeat and death.
• Poor little misguided boys! warned, and yet left so ignorant of what was the right and the wrong way.
• The number of misguided men and women that now came forward and threw their lives away is certainly remarkable, and seems to have struck the Moslems as perfectly unaccountable.
• The English, it would appear, differ from other misguided rascals in never being right even by accident.

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