Misnamed

She bought a misnamed "leather" jacket that turned out to be made of plastic.

He misnamed his qualifications on his resume to appear more qualified for the job.

The misnamed book title turned out to be misleading and offensive.

He misnamed the flower as "daisy" instead of "tulip."

The misnamed "miniature" horse was actually larger than expected.

The plagiarist misnamed the source to pass off someone else's work as their own.

The hacker misnamed the malicious file to trick users into opening it.

The misnamed medication caused confusion among patients and medical professionals.

The misnamed "low-fat" snack was still high in unhealthy fats.

The misnamed "hamburger" actually originated from Hamburg, Germany.

The misnamed "beginner's level" yoga class was quite challenging for newcomers.

The misnamed "all-inclusive" resort charged extra fees for many amenities.

She misnamed the dessert as "sugar-free" but it contained high amounts of added sugars.

He misnamed the used car as "low mileage" when it had over 200,000 miles on it.

The seller misnamed the antique as "authentic" when it was a replica.

They misnamed the animal as a lion, but it was actually a tiger.

The misnamed "pencil lead" is not made of lead, but graphite.

The misnamed product caused confusion among customers.

The misnamed city of New York is actually one of the oldest cities in the United States.

The scientist misnamed the chemical compound in his research paper.

The journalist misnamed the country in her news report.

The art critic misnamed the art movement in his review.

The historian misnamed the historical event in his book.

She misnamed her boss as "Mr. Johnson" instead of "Mr. Thompson."

She accidentally misnamed her sister's dog as "Buddy" instead of "Bailey."

The misnamed "common cold" is actually caused by a viral infection, not cold weather.

The misnamed "peanut" is not a nut, but a legume.

The misnamed "smartphone" is not just for making phone calls, but also for browsing the internet, taking photos, and more.

The misnamed "Happy Fun Land" turned out to be a haunted house.

The recipe was misnamed as it had completely different ingredients.

He misnamed his colleague as "Mr. Brown" instead of "Mr. Green."

The misnamed dessert contained no actual fruit, which disappointed many customers.

He misnamed the plant and ended up killing it.

The misnamed "silverfish" is not a fish, but rather a type of insect.

He fell for the misnamed "miracle cure" that had no actual medical benefits.

The artist misnamed the painting he exhibited at the gallery.

The receptionist misnamed the guest as "Mr. Anderson" instead of "Mr. Andersons."

The misnamed organization was created with good intentions but had unintended negative consequences.

The misnamed "peanut" is actually a legume, not a nut.

The journalist misnamed the city in his report.

The new student was misnamed by the teacher on the first day of class.

The misnamed "horned toad" is not a toad, but rather a lizard.

The misnamed "organic" produce was found to contain pesticides.

The misnamed "all-you-can-eat" buffet had limited food options.

He misnamed the vehicle as a car, but it was actually a motorcycle.

The book was criticized for using misnamed characters that reinforced harmful prejudices.

The teacher misnamed the student as "Lisa" instead of "Lena."

He misnamed his friend as "Michael" instead of "Matthew."

The misnamed "French fries" are not from France, but rather a popular type of fried potato dish.

The misnamed "silverfish" is not a fish, but an insect.