misjudgment (Meaning)

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misjudgment (n.)

A wrong or unjust judgment.

Sarah's misjudgment in choosing the wrong path led her into a dangerous situation.
The company faced severe financial losses due to a misjudgment in its investment strategy.
The driver's misjudgment of the distance caused a deadly car accident.
The politician's misjudgment in handling a sensitive issue cost him his election.
The doctor's misjudgment in prescribing the wrong medication resulted in serious complications for the patient.
The engineer's misjudgment in designing the bridge led to its collapse under heavy traffic.
The general's misjudgment in underestimating the enemy's strength resulted in a disastrous military defeat.
The scientist's misjudgment in conducting the experiment led to erroneous results and wasted time.
The teacher's misjudgment in treating all students equally hindered the development of advanced learners.
The accountant's misjudgment in balancing the books exposed the company to financial irregularities and legal repercussions.

A wrong or unjust judgment.

mistake,miscalculation, misjudging, slipup, blunder, trip, misstep, misapprehension, error, inaccuracy

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Sarah's misjudgment in choosing the wrong path led her into a dangerous situation.

The company faced severe financial losses due to a misjudgment in its investment strategy.

The driver's misjudgment of the distance caused a deadly car accident.

The politician's misjudgment in handling a sensitive issue cost him his election.