misjudged
verb
Pronunciation: /mɪsˈdʒʌdʒ/
Definition
Form an incorrect opinion or estimation about someone or something.
Examples
It is easy to misjudge a person's character based on a single brief encounter.
The architect misjudged the space required for the new furniture, leaving the room feeling cramped.
How to Use misjudged
- misjudge someone or something (collocation)
- To form an incorrect opinion about a person or object. — "Do not misjudge the difficulty of this task."
- misjudge the situation (collocation)
- To fail to understand the reality of a set of circumstances. — "He completely misjudged the situation and acted too aggressively."
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