0 present participle of misjudge
1 to form an opinion or idea about someone or something that is unfair or wrong:
They were misjudging, were they not, what they thought was reasonable?
Those who argue that a decision should be possible immediately are, in my opinion, misjudging the situation.
Therefore, if charges are based on waste, we are misjudging the clinical judgment of the doctor.
The ferry companies alone incur penalties now approaching £1 million a year, or they are misjudging 50,000 passengers' documents.
To say that we are in a hurry after 15 months is misjudging the time-scale.
If they offered me a peerage, they would be misjudging my ambitions.
These impressarios of public entertainment have a habit of misjudging popular taste and of misjudging the people.
Just imagine one of those 25-tonners coming round a bend in a small village, misjudging the bend and then trying to reverse!
