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misjudge

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Verb — To form a wrong opinion or estimate of someone or something.

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misjudge the distance misjudge a person

Etymology

From mis- + judge.

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What does “misjudge” mean?

The word “misjudge” means to form a wrong opinion or estimate of someone or something. In plain terms, to judge something or someone wrongly.

How do you use “misjudge” in a sentence?

Here is “misjudge” used in a sentence: “I completely misjudged how long the drive would take.”

What part of speech is “misjudge”?

“Misjudge” is a verb.

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