Definition

disinform

verb
  1. to deliberately give false or misleading information to someone in order to deceive them
  2. Usage: transitive verb; often used in political or media contexts

Examples

  • The government was accused of trying to disinform the public about the environmental impact of the project.
  • Social media platforms struggle to prevent bad actors from using them to disinform voters.
  • The propaganda campaign was designed to disinform citizens about the true cost of the policy.
  • Journalists work to expose attempts to disinform the population through false reports.
  • During the crisis, officials warned against efforts to disinform people about safety procedures.

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