misleader
61liar — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. prevaricator, equivocator, falsifier, fibber, deceiver. See deception, falsehood. Ant., honest person. II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. prevaricator, false witness, deceiver, dissimulator, Romancer, maligner,… …
6239. THRONGS (az-Zumar) — In the name of God, the Gracious, the Merciful. 1. The revelation of the Book is from God, the Mighty and Wise. 2. We sent down to you the Book with the truth, so serve God, devoting your religion to Him. 3. Is not to God that sincere faith is… …
63mislead — verb (past and past participle misled) cause to have a wrong impression about someone or something. Derivatives misleader noun misleading adjective misleadingly adverb misleadingness noun …
64biter — n. 1. Render, seizer, tearer, taker. 2. Cheat, cheater, misleader, beguiler, cozener, trickster, jockey, knave …
65blind — I. a. 1. Sightless, destitute of vision, eyeless. 2. Ignorant, undiscerning, unenlightened, benighted, without insight, injudicious, incapable of judging. 3. Concealed, hidden, remote, obscure, dim, unlucid, involved, intricate, labyrinthine,… …
66impostor — impostor, faker, quack, mountebank, charlatan denote a person who makes pretensions to being someone or something that he is not or of being able to do something he cannot really do. Impostor applies especially to one who passes himself off for… …
67impostor — n 1. deceiver, bamboozler, hoodwinker, trickster, pettifogger; misleader, bluff, bluffer, Inf. fourflusher, deluder, duper; cheat, cheater, Inf. gyp or gypper, swindler, Archaic. chouser, chiseler, Inf. did dler, defrauder, bilker; exploiter,… …
68liar — n prevaricator, fibber, fibster, perjurer, false witness; falsifier, deluder, fraud, duper, cheater, cheat, libeler; equivocator, hedger, misleader; dissembler, Sl. leg puller, circumventor, deceiver, Ananias; hypocrite, false friend, shammer,… …
69pretender — n 1. humbug, humbugger, masquer ader, wolf in sheep s clothing, dissembler, hypocrite, Pharisee; imposter, fake, Inf. faker, fraud, sham, phony; charlatan, quack, empiric, mountebank, Inf. shyster; deceiver, bamboozler, hoodwinker, trickster;… …
70mislead — /mɪsˈlid / (say mis leed) verb (t) (misled, misleading) 1. to lead or guide wrongly; lead astray. 2. to lead into error of conduct, thought, or judgement. –misleader, noun –misleading, adjective –misleadingly, adverb …
