n.误传，(常指有意提供的)假消息，错误消息

The misinformation about the vaccine's side effects caused many people to hesitate getting vaccinated.
关于疫苗副作用的错误信息导致许多人对接种疫苗犹豫不决。
She spread misinformation about climate change, denying the overwhelming scientific consensus.
她传播了关于气候变化的错误信息，否认了压倒性的科学共识。
Misinformation on social media can rapidly influence public opinion and lead to panic.
社交媒体上的错误信息能迅速影响公众舆论，引发恐慌。
He believed the misinformation that eating garlic could cure COVID-19, which led to a delay in seeking medical help.
他相信吃大蒜可以治愈COVID-19的错误信息，导致延误了寻求医疗帮助。
The politician's campaign was filled with misinformation about their opponent's record.
这位政治家的竞选活动中充满了关于对手记录的错误信息。
Misinformation about the efficacy of home remedies for cancer can be fatal.
关于癌症家庭疗法有效性的错误信息可能是致命的。
The article contained several inaccuracies and was later retracted due to widespread misinformation.
这篇文章包含了几处不准确的信息，后来因为广泛的错误信息而被撤回。
In the age of the internet, it's crucial to fact-check any information before believing or sharing it, to avoid spreading misinformation.
在互联网时代，为了避免传播错误信息，验证信息的准确性再相信或分享它至关重要。
The misinformation about the election results fueled conspiracy theories and undermined trust in the democratic process.
关于选举结果的错误信息滋生了阴谋论，破坏了对民主进程的信任。
The anti-vaxxer movement relies heavily on misinformation and fear-mongering to propagate its agenda.
反疫苗运动严重依赖错误信息和制造恐慌来推动其议程。