zavádajúcej

"Zavádzajúcej" is a Slovak adjective derived from the verb "zavádzať," which can be translated as "to introduce," "to mislead," or "to implement." As an adjective, "zavádzajúcej" typically describes something that is misleading, deceptive, or leading into error. It can also refer to something that is being introduced or implemented. The specific meaning often depends on the context in which it is used.

In the context of information or statements, "zavádzajúcej" implies that the content is not entirely truthful or is designed to create a false impression. For instance, "zavádzajúcej reklamy" would refer to misleading advertising. Similarly, "zavádzajúcej informácie" would denote deceptive information.

When referring to actions or processes, "zavádzajúcej" can suggest the initial stages of implementation or the act of introducing something new. For example, "zavádzajúcej technológie" might mean technology that is being introduced. However, in common usage, the connotation of misleading is more prevalent.

The feminine genitive singular form of the adjective is "zavádzajúcej." This means it would be used when describing a feminine noun in the genitive case, such as "bez zavádzajúcej odpovede" (without a misleading answer) or "kvôli zavádzajúcej taktike" (because of a misleading tactic). Understanding the grammatical case and gender is crucial for correct usage in Slovak sentences.