disinfographic

English

Etymology

Blend of disinformation +‎ infographic, equivalent to dis- +‎ infographic.

Noun

disinfographic (plural disinfographics)

1. An infographic that shows false or misleading information.
   • 2014 April 14, David Z. Hambrick and Christopher Chabris, “Yes, IQ Really Matters”, in Slate‎^[1]:

     And according to a Washington Post Wonkblog infographic (which is really more of a disinfographic) “your SAT score says more about your parents than about you.”

   • 2022 May 30, “Be an American worth dying for”, in Ubi Libertas‎^[2]:

     The other glaring flaw in this disinfographic is that it accepts regulation of motor vehicles as if that’s consistent with individual Liberty — it’s not.

See also

• misinfographic