mistaught
/mɪˈstɔːt/
verb
- Past tense of 'misteach': to teach something incorrectly or to give wrong information.
- The old textbook mistaught the causes of the war.
- She realized she had been mistaught how to pronounce that word.
- The tutor mistaught the formula, so all the students got the wrong answer.
adjective
- Having been taught incorrectly or given false information.
- The mistaught students had to unlearn several bad habits.
- Mistaught children often struggle to correct their understanding later.
- He felt mistaught after discovering the historical inaccuracies.
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