Vilseledd
Vilseledd is a Norwegian word used as an adjective or past participle meaning that someone or something has been led astray or misled. It describes a state resulting from deception or faulty guidance, typically referring to people who have accepted false information or misleading conduct as true.
Etymology and form: the term is formed from vilse, related to misdirection or confusion, combined with a
Usage and nuance: vilseledd is commonly used to express that a person has been misled, for example,
Context: the term appears in journalism, law, and everyday language to convey the impact of deception. It