"Misjudge" Example Sentences
1. I misjudged her ability to handle the project.
2. You misjudge his intentions.
3. She misjudged the distance and fell.
4. They misjudged the market demand.
5. We must not misjudge the severity of the situation.
6. He was quick to misjudge the situation.
7. You shouldn't misjudge someone based on their appearance.
8. She realized she had misjudged his character.
9. They misjudged the level of competition involved.
10. He had misjudged the size of the crowd.
11. You should never misjudge the power of words.
12. She admitted that she had misjudged the situation.
13. They misjudged the amount of time it would take.
14. We misjudged their willingness to help.
15. He regretted that he had misjudged the situation.
16. You cannot misjudge the importance of proper planning.
17. She had a tendency to misjudge people's intentions.
18. They misjudged the level of support they would receive.
19. He misjudged the severity of his illness.
20. You cannot misjudge the impact of climate change.
21. She realized that she had misjudged the depth of the water.
22. They misjudged the consequences of their actions.
23. He felt embarrassed that he had misjudged her.
24. You cannot misjudge the value of education.
25. She had misjudged the amount of resources needed.
26. They misjudged the amount of time it would take to complete the project.
27. He realized he had misjudged the opponent's strategy.
28. You must not misjudge the potential of new technology.
29. She felt foolish that she had misjudged the situation.
30. They misjudged the size of the task at hand.
Common Phases
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misjudge" in the phrases.
1. Underestimated the situation; miscalculated their intentions; misread the signs.
2. Jumped to conclusions too quickly; made assumptions without facts; didn't see the bigger picture.
3. Overlooked their true abilities; didn't give credit where it was due; underestimated their impact.
4. Judged by appearances alone; didn't bother to uncover the truth; fell for false impressions.
5. Took their words at face value; didn't question their motives; failed to see the underlying issues.