misclaim
/mɪsˈkleɪm/Definitions
1. verb
to make a false or misleading statement, especially about a person’s or company’s qualifications or experience.
“The politician was accused of misclaiming his credentials in order to get elected.”
2. noun
a false or misleading statement, especially about a person’s or company’s qualifications or experience.
“The company’s misclaim in their job advertisement led to a lot of disappointed applicants.”