as in entangle To entice or encourage someone, typically by giving false or misleading information. Clear All
5 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Lead On'
The mysterious stranger tried to lead on the detective with false clues, hoping to divert attention from the real crime.
The con artist managed to lead on the trusting investors, convincing them to invest in a fraudulent scheme.
The cunning villain sought to lead on the hero, feeding him false clues to divert his attention from the real threat.
The online scammer attempted to lead on unsuspecting users by posing as a trustworthy company and requesting personal information.
The tabloid newspaper was known for its sensational headlines that aimed to lead on readers with exaggerated and misleading stories.
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