Misleading words can be replaced with a myriad of synonyms to more accurately describe the act of providing false or deceptive information. Terms such as deceptive language, untrue statements, false claims, dishonest verbiage, or ambiguous phrasing can all be used to indicate that the information provided is inaccurate or intentionally misleading. Other options include misrepresentations, distorted facts, tricky phrasing, manipulative language, or confusing terminology. Additionally, some may refer to this type of communication as slippery language, tricky talk, or fudged words. Regardless of the terminology used, it is essential to strive for clarity and accuracy in all forms of communication to ensure that information is correctly interpreted.