100 Examples of sentences containing the verb "misjudge"

Definition

To misjudge means to form an incorrect opinion or assessment about someone or something, often leading to error in judgment or decision-making.

Synonyms

• Mistake
• Misinterpret
• Miscalculate
• Misread
• Underestimate
• Overlook
• Err
• Misapprehend

Antonyms

• Accurately assess
• Understand
• Recognize
• Appreciate
• Evaluate correctly

Examples

1. I often misjudge people's intentions based on their appearance.
2. If you misjudge your opponent, you might lose the game.
3. She misjudged the time it would take to finish the project.
4. It's easy to misjudge someone's character in a brief encounter.
5. He misjudged the severity of the storm and went out without an umbrella.
6. They misjudged the market demand and ended up with excess inventory.
7. She misjudged his response to her proposal, thinking he would reject it.
8. The teacher misjudged the students' understanding of the topic.
9. I misjudged the difficulty of the exam and didn't prepare enough.
10. Many people misjudge the impact of climate change on their communities.
11. It’s important not to misjudge someone's capabilities based solely on their resume.
12. He misjudged her feelings and thought she was indifferent.
13. We often misjudge situations when we don’t have all the facts.
14. She misjudged the audience's reaction to her speech.
15. He misjudged the level of commitment required for the project.
16. Don’t misjudge the implications of your actions on others.
17. I misjudged the amount of time I had before the meeting.
18. The manager misjudged the team's ability to meet the deadline.
19. She misjudged his kindness as weakness.
20. He misjudged the risk involved in investing in that startup.
21. I always misjudge my coffee intake and end up jittery.
22. They misjudged the political climate and faced backlash.
23. The critics misjudged the film, failing to appreciate its depth.
24. She misjudged the influence of social media on public opinion.
25. He misjudged the complexity of the task ahead.
26. Many people misjudge introverts as unfriendly.
27. I misjudged the traffic and arrived late to the appointment.
28. She misjudged the level of enthusiasm in the room.
29. He misjudged the impact of his words on her feelings.
30. They misjudged the potential for growth in that sector.
31. I tend to misjudge how much I can accomplish in a day.
32. The survey results were misjudged and led to poor decisions.
33. She misjudged his motives and reacted defensively.
34. He misjudged the audience's preferences during his presentation.
35. Don't misjudge the effort it takes to learn a new skill.
36. I often misjudge the level of difficulty in puzzles.
37. The company misjudged its competition and lost market share.
38. She misjudged the drug's side effects and suffered consequences.
39. He misjudged the importance of networking in his career.
40. The coach misjudged the players' readiness for the game.
41. I misjudged how cold it would be outside and regretted my outfit.
42. The committee misjudged the community's needs in their plan.
43. She misjudged the level of support from her friends.
44. He misjudged the significance of the meeting.
45. They misjudged their customer base and failed to engage them.
46. I misjudged the time needed for my workout routine.
47. She misjudged the emotional weight of her words.
48. He misjudged the consequences of his financial decisions.
49. The report misjudged the urgency of the situation.
50. She misjudged how much help she would need from others.
51. He misjudged the potential backlash from his comments.
52. I misjudged the temperature and left my jacket at home.
53. The investor misjudged the viability of the startup.
54. They misjudged the amount of resources required for the project.
55. She misjudged the appeal of her art to the public.
56. He misjudged the timeline for the project completion.
57. I misjudged how much time I would need for that task.
58. The scientist misjudged the effect of the new treatment.
59. She misjudged the public's response to her initiative.
60. He misjudged the willingness of his team to adapt to change.
61. They misjudged the level of risk involved in their venture.
62. I often misjudge my ability to multitask effectively.
63. She misjudged the tone of the conversation and became defensive.
64. He misjudged the potential for collaboration with partners.
65. The analysis misjudged the future trends in technology.
66. She misjudged the amount of stress the situation would cause.
67. He misjudged the compatibility of their ideas.
68. They misjudged the level of competition in the market.
69. I misjudged how long it would take to read the book.
70. She misjudged her friend's reaction to the news.
71. He misjudged the influence of his words on social media.
72. The politician misjudged the electorate's concerns.
73. I misjudged the difficulty of the hiking trail.
74. She misjudged the clarity of her instructions.
75. He misjudged the level of engagement required from his team.
76. They misjudged the impact of their advertising campaign.
77. I often misjudge how much sleep I need to function well.
78. She misjudged the value of her contributions to the team.
79. He misjudged the long-term implications of his choices.
80. The survey misjudged the preferences of the target audience.
81. She misjudged the likelihood of her proposal being accepted.
82. He misjudged the time commitment involved in the project.
83. They misjudged the importance of public relations.
84. I misjudged the nuances of the conversation.
85. She misjudged the effect of her silence on others.
86. He misjudged the risks associated with the investment.
87. The analysis misjudged the market potential.
88. She misjudged the complexity of the legal issues.
89. He misjudged the consensus among his colleagues.
90. They misjudged the urgency of the situation.
91. I often misjudge how much help I can provide.
92. She misjudged the time needed to prepare for the event.
93. He misjudged the emotional readiness of his team.
94. They misjudged the appeal of their product.
95. I misjudged my ability to adapt to the new environment.
96. She misjudged how her actions would be perceived.
97. He misjudged the potential for growth in that area.
98. The feedback misjudged the effectiveness of the strategy.
99. She misjudged the impact of her decision on others.
100. He misjudged the need for further training in his field.