misleading in Japanese
misleading in Japanese is 紛らわしい — misleading means creating a false impression, even if not technically a lie.
misleading in Japanese
紛らわしい
Pronounced: magirawashii
What does "misleading" mean?
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adj Creating a false impression, even if not technically a lie.
"The advert was misleading, because the small print changed the whole offer."
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misleading in a sentence
- The advert was misleading, because the small print changed the whole offer.
- It would be misleading to say the job is easy, since the hours are long.
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What is "misleading" in Japanese?
"misleading" in Japanese is 紛らわしい. misleading means: Creating a false impression, even if not technically a lie.
How do you pronounce 紛らわしい?
"misleading" in Japanese is 紛らわしい, pronounced "magirawashii".
How do you use "misleading" in a sentence?
Example: "The advert was misleading, because the small print changed the whole offer." In Japanese, "misleading" is 紛らわしい.
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