Definition
Definition of misadvised - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
adviceRare influenced by incorrect or poor adviceRare
- The misadvised plan was doomed from the start.
2.
judgmentRare showing poor judgment or decision-makingRare
- His misadvised actions led to the project's failure.
Origin of misadvised
English, mis- (wrongly) + advise (to counsel)
Examples of misadvised in a sentence
The misadvised investors lost a significant amount of money. Her misadvised comments upset the entire team. The misadvised investment resulted in a huge loss.
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- French:mal conseillé, malavisé, ...
- German:fehlberaten, unüberlegt, ...
- Italian:mal consigliato, sconsiderato, ...
- Spanish:mal aconsejado, equivocado, ...
- Portuguese:mal aconselhado, irrefletido, ...
- Chinese:被误导的, 判断失误的, ...
- Japanese:誤った助言を受けた, 誤った判断の, ...
- Arabic:مُتَأَثِّر بِنَصيحَة خَاطِئَة, سيئ التقدير, ...
- Hebrew:מוּטעֶה, שָׁגוּי, ...
- Russian:неправильно спланированный, необдуманный, ...
- Ukrainian:неправильно пораджений, помилковий, ...
- Hindi:दुर्बुद्धि, भ्रमित, ...
Definition of misadvise - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
adviceRare provide poor guidance leading to bad outcomesRare
- The coach misadvised the team, resulting in a loss.
- She was misadvised about the investment, losing her savings.
- The lawyer misadvised his client, complicating the case further.
Origin of misadvise
Latin, mis (wrong) + advisus (advised)
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- French:mal conseiller, ...
- German:falsch beraten, ...
- Italian:dare cattivi consigli, ...
- Spanish:aconsejar mal, ...
- Portuguese:aconselhar mal, ...
- Chinese:给错误的建议, ...
- Japanese:誤った指導をする, ...
- Arabic:أَضَلَّ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַנְחוֹת בְּצוּרָה שְׁגוּיָה, ...
- Russian:давать плохой совет, ...
- Ukrainian:погано порадити, ...
- Hindi:गलत सलाह देना, ...
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