misjudge (Meaning)
misjudge (v)
judge incorrectly
misjudge (v. t. & i.)
To judge erroneously or unjustly; to err in judgment; to misconstrue.
Synonyms & Antonyms of misjudge
misjudge Sentence Examples
- Don't misjudge her silence as indifference; she's deeply processing her emotions.
- The recruiter misjudged the candidate's skills, leading to an unsuccessful hiring decision.
- The coach misjudged the opponent's tactics, resulting in a crushing defeat.
- The parent misjudged the child's maturity level, expecting them to be more responsible.
- The meteorologist misjudged the severity of the incoming storm, causing widespread damage.
- The doctor misjudged the patient's condition, leading to a delay in treatment.
- The politician misjudged the public's reaction to their policies, sparking widespread protests.
- The investor misjudged the market trend, resulting in significant losses.
- The manager misjudged the employee's motivation, assuming they were uninspired when in reality they were simply overwhelmed.
- The traveler misjudged the distance to their destination, leading to a long and tiring journey.
FAQs About the word misjudge
judge incorrectlyTo judge erroneously or unjustly; to err in judgment; to misconstrue.
mistake, misconceive,misunderstand, underestimate, miscalculate, overestimate, misconstrue, misapprehend, misinterpret, misperceive
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Don't misjudge her silence as indifference; she's deeply processing her emotions.
The recruiter misjudged the candidate's skills, leading to an unsuccessful hiring decision.
The coach misjudged the opponent's tactics, resulting in a crushing defeat.
The parent misjudged the child's maturity level, expecting them to be more responsible.
