misinformative

English

Etymology

From mis- +‎ informative.

Adjective

misinformative (comparative more misinformative, superlative most misinformative)

1. Providing incorrect information; misleading.
   • 1975, Roman Ingarden, On the Motives Which Led Husserl to Transcendental Idealism, page 57:

     But if there is no reason for the view that all object-senses obtained in experience are misinformative about the world, then there is no ground for rejecting the realist concept of the world […]

Translations

incorrect information

• Greek: παραπληροφορικός (el) (parapliroforikós)