mislead (verb)

1. The advertisement misleads customers into thinking that the dress is made from high-quality fabric.

2. The book misleads readers with its futuristic setting, making them believe that time travel is possible.

3. The misleading floor plan misleads home buyers into thinking the house is more spacious than it actually is.

4. The comedian deliberately misled the audience by starting his joke with a serious tone, only to deliver a funny punchline.

1. The villain used his powers to mislead the superhero, causing him to go in the wrong direction and fall into a trap.

2. The enchanted map mislead the group of adventurers, leading them to a treacherous swamp instead of the hidden treasure they were searching for.

3. The misleading signs at the hotel entrance mislead the guests, causing them to enter the wrong building and get confused.

4. The ghostly voice echoing through the haunted house mislead the terrified visitors, persuading them to take the wrong turns and get lost in the darkness.