misgaging (Meaning)

misgaging

to gauge wrongly

The climbers misgaged the difficulty of the ascent, resulting in a dangerous situation.
The company's marketing team misgaged consumer demand and overestimated product sales.
The politician misgaged the public's mood, leading to an electoral defeat.
The doctor misgaged the patient's condition, leading to unnecessary invasive procedures.
The architect misgaged the load-bearing capacity of the building, compromising its structural integrity.
The investor misgaged the market volatility, losing a significant portion of their portfolio.
The traveler misgaged the distance of the hike, becoming stranded and requiring assistance.
The teacher misgaged the students' abilities, setting assignments that were too difficult.
The weather forecaster misgaged the intensity of the storm, leading to widespread damage.
The police misgaged the threat level of the suspect, resulting in a botched apprehension.

to gauge wrongly

misunderstanding, mistaking, misjudging, mismeasuring, underestimating, misestimating, misconceiving, misdeeming, misapprehending, misperceiving

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The climbers misgaged the difficulty of the ascent, resulting in a dangerous situation.

The company's marketing team misgaged consumer demand and overestimated product sales.

The politician misgaged the public's mood, leading to an electoral defeat.

The doctor misgaged the patient's condition, leading to unnecessary invasive procedures.