Blunder and Misgauge

Blunder

Blunder verb - To make a mistake.
Usage example: even though the prosecution had blundered several times in presenting its case, it ultimately prevailed

Misgauge and blunder are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Misgauge" instead a verb "Blunder".

Misgauge

Misgauge verb - To make an incorrect judgment regarding.
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Blunder and misgauge are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Blunder" instead a verb "Misgauge".
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