Synonyms for disinformation
dɪsˌɪn fərˈmeɪ ʃən, ˌdɪs ɪn-dis·in·for·ma·tion

Princeton's WordNet

1. disinformationnoun

   misinformation that is deliberately disseminated in order to influence or confuse rivals (foreign enemies or business competitors etc.)

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1. Hua Chunying:

   Some foreign media and social platforms are fraught with lies and rumors against China, in the dark and ugly world of disinformation, it is necessary for some people, including Chinese diplomats, to speak in a truthful, objective and impartial manner, like striking a match in the dark night to bring some light. Anyone who is not playing deaf and dumb will be able to see the truth.

2. Ro Khanna:

   They need to have answers for what climate disinformation is still going on with their companies -- are they giving money to think tanks to try to influence studies ? finally, they need to commit to stopping all of that.

3. Sunny Jha:

   If we can scale the numbers up, if we can get rid of the hesitancy, if we can eliminate the disinformation, misinformation, I think I'd be a lot more optimistic, but if you're asking me today if I feel like we're on track for summer, based on what I'm seeing now, I don't think we'll be there.

4. Shannon Watts:

   Dangerous conspiracy theorists who peddle disinformation like Taylor Greene ever further damage the credibility of Congress, taylor Greene's lies traumatize the survivors of shooting tragedies and put Gun Safety in danger. She must resign immediately.

5. Jared Holt:

   Banning Trump is not a magic bullet to erase that kind of disinformation from the platforms, but it is a place to start.