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lead someone astray Related vocabulary: lead someone astray1. to influence someone so that they do bad things. Parents always worry about their children being led astray by unsuitable friends. 2. to cause someone to make a mistake. The police were led astray by false information from one of the witnesses. See also: lead go astray 1. to fail to arrive where it should. I don't understand how my e-mail went astray. 2. to stop doing something in the way that you should. Sometimes even the most well-thought-out plans go astray. lead someone astray 1. to influence someone in a negative way. Parents always worry that certain friends will lead their children astray. 2. to cause someone to make a mistake. The police were led astray by some false information. Related vocabulary: go astraySee also: lead |
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