Words Related To Misinformation

noun a noun is a word that refers to a person, place, thing, event, substance, or quality

• The misguidance provided by the unreliable source led to disastrous consequences.
• Don't fall for the misguidance from that website, it's full of fake news.
• I can't believe you're taking advice from him, he's known for his misguidance.
• In the fog of misguidance, she struggled to find her way to the truth.

verb to give false or misleading information to someone

• It is unethical for the news outlet to misinform the public with false information.
• Don't believe everything you read online, some websites misinform people on purpose.
• I can't stand it when people spread fake news and misinform others.
• Her biased opinions misinform her perception of reality.

noun a currently circulating story or report of uncertain or doubtful truth

• The rumor circulating around the office turned out to be false.
• I heard a rumor that they're getting married next month.
• Don't listen to that rumor, it's just gossip.
• The rumor of their breakup spread like wildfire through the small town.

noun a person who spreads rumors or gossip

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• The rumormonger spread false information about the company's financial situation.
• I heard from a rumormonger that they're going to cancel the event.
• Don't listen to that rumormonger, they just like to gossip.
• She was known as the rumormonger of the office, always stirring up trouble.