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Meaning of misjudgments
misjudgments
to estimate wrongly, to judge wrongly or unfairly, to be mistaken in judgment, to have an unjust opinion of
misjudgments Sentence Examples
- The company's severe misjudgments in market analysis led to substantial financial losses.
- The misjudgments of the coach resulted in a disastrous defeat for the team.
- His misjudgments in handling the crisis exacerbated the situation.
- The politician's misjudgments about public sentiment contributed to their election loss.
- The doctor's misjudgments in prescribing medication had serious consequences for the patient.
- The misjudgments of the pilot nearly caused a catastrophic plane crash.
- The CEO's misjudgments in hiring led to a decline in company morale and performance.
- The teacher's misjudgments about a student's abilities hindered their academic progress.
- The misjudgments of the scientists underestimated the severity of the pandemic.
- The misjudgments of the government in responding to the natural disaster prolonged the suffering of its victims.
FAQs About the word misjudgments
to estimate wrongly, to judge wrongly or unfairly, to be mistaken in judgment, to have an unjust opinion of
mistakes, blunders, missteps, trips, slipups,miscalculations, errors, misapprehensions, faults, goofs
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The company's severe misjudgments in market analysis led to substantial financial losses.
The misjudgments of the coach resulted in a disastrous defeat for the team.
His misjudgments in handling the crisis exacerbated the situation.
The politician's misjudgments about public sentiment contributed to their election loss.
