Misgauge
Misgauge verb - To make an incorrect judgment regarding.
Usage example: the candidate fatally misgauged voters' concerns, and his negative ads only served to alienate many would-be supporters
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Synonyms for Misgauge
Misconstrue and misgauge are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Misconstrue" instead a verb "Misgauge".
Misconstrue
Misconstrue verb - To fail to understand the true or actual meaning of.
Misgauge and misconstrue are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Misgauge" instead a verb "Misconstrue".
Nearby Word: misconstruing
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Related pairs
- err and misgauge
- err and misconstrue
- stumble and misgauge
- stumble and misconstrue
- mistake and misgauge
- mistake and misconstrue
- blunder and misgauge
- blunder and misconstrue
- misunderstand and misgauge
- misunderstand and misconstrue
- misinterpret and misgauge
- misinterpret and misconstrue
- underestimate and misgauge
- underestimate and misconstrue
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