misguided in Irish
misguided in Irish is aimhleasach, aimhleasta, gan chiall — misguided means based on a mistaken idea or poor judgment, even if well-intentioned.
misguided in Irish
aimhleasach
Lacking proper guidance.
aimhleasta
Lacking proper guidance.
gan chiall
Lacking proper guidance.
iomrallach
Lacking proper guidance.
místiúrtha
Lacking proper guidance.
seachránach
Lacking proper guidance.
What does "misguided" mean?
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adj Based on a mistaken idea or poor judgment, even if well-intentioned.
"It was a misguided plan to repaint the house in the middle of winter."
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misguided in a sentence
- It was a misguided plan to repaint the house in the middle of winter.
- He felt misguided loyalty to a friend who kept lying to him.
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What is "misguided" in Irish?
"misguided" in Irish is aimhleasach, aimhleasta, gan chiall. misguided means: Based on a mistaken idea or poor judgment, even if well-intentioned.
How do you use "misguided" in a sentence?
Example: "It was a misguided plan to repaint the house in the middle of winter." In Irish, "misguided" is aimhleasach, aimhleasta, gan chiall.
Are there other ways to say "misguided" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 6 translations listed for "misguided": aimhleasach, aimhleasta, gan chiall, iomrallach, místiúrtha, seachránach.
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