Misnamed

The misnamed "firefly" is actually a type of beetle.

The misnamed "natural" beauty product contained synthetic ingredients.

The historian pointed out that many historical figures were misnamed by their contemporaries.

She misnamed the characters in the book she was summarizing.

The announcer misnamed the winner of the race as "John" instead of "James."

The misnamed "eco-friendly" product was found to have harmful environmental effects.

The misnamed "authentic" artifact was later found to be a replica.

The waiter misnamed the customer's order as "steak" instead of "salmon."

The misnamed movie character perpetuated harmful stereotypes about a marginalized group.

The misnamed "gentle giant" turned out to be aggressive and dangerous.

The author was upset that the publisher misnamed his book.

The product was misnamed and confused the customers.

The company misnamed their new product to sound eco-friendly, but it was made from harmful chemicals.

She misnamed herself as a doctor to gain credibility, but she had no medical degree.

The tour guide misnamed the landmark as "historic" when it was actually a modern replica.

The politician misnamed his opponent's policies to make them sound unfavorable.

The misnamed "funny bone" is not actually a bone, but a nerve.

The musician misnamed the chord he played in the song.

The company was misnamed as it didn't reflect its true business activities.

The misnamed book didn't cover the topic it promised.

The misnamed "funeral potatoes" are not exclusively served at funerals, but are a popular dish in some regions.

The group protested against the misnamed mascot that was offensive to their culture.

The misnamed "sweetbreads" are actually the thymus glands of animals, not a type of bread.

The misnamed "budget-friendly" car ended up costing more in repairs than anticipated.

The misnamed "baby oil" is not meant for babies, but is a cosmetic oil used by adults.

The misnamed "strawberry" is not a berry, but rather an "aggregate accessory fruit."

The fraudster misnamed the charity to resemble a well-known organization and solicit donations.

The professor misnamed the author of the book in his lecture.

The teacher misnamed the new student as "Emily" instead of "Emma."

The misnamed award category was criticized for excluding deserving candidates.

The misnamed museum exhibit was protested for glorifying a controversial figure.

The advertisement misnamed the product as "miracle cure" despite having no scientific evidence.

The misnamed "fireflies" are actually not flies at all, but beetles.

The teacher corrected the student who misnamed the parts of a plant during a science lesson.

The painting was misnamed by the museum curator.

The misnamed policy was seen as discriminatory towards certain groups.

The news reporter misnamed the politician as "Senator Smith" instead of "Senator Jones."

The misnamed street was finally changed to honor a civil rights leader.

She accidentally misnamed her friend's baby as "Oliver" instead of "Oscar."

The misnamed charity organization was revealed to be funneling money to executives instead of helping those in need.

The counterfeit seller misnamed the fake handbag as a luxury brand to deceive buyers.

The misnamed dish didn't match its description on the menu.

The teacher misnamed the shape as a square, but it was actually a rectangle.

During the award ceremony, the presenter misnamed the actress as "Anne Hathaway" instead of "Natalie Portman."

They were disappointed with the misnamed "luxury" hotel that had poor service and facilities.

The misnamed "starfruit" is not a fruit, but a berry.

He misnamed the species of bird he saw in his backyard.

The misnamed event turned out to be something completely different.

The misnamed "eco-friendly" product was found to contain harmful chemicals.

The misnamed "liquid paper" is not actually a liquid, but a correction fluid used to cover mistakes on paper.