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What does the word 'misjudge' mean?
What does the word 'misjudge' mean?
- To evaluate fairly
- To judge with certainty
- To form a correct opinion about
- To form a wrong opinion about (correct)
What does 'misinterpret' mean?
What does 'misinterpret' mean?
Interpret wrongly.
Define 'miscalculate'.
Define 'miscalculate'.
Calculate wrongly.
What is a 'mismatch'?
What is a 'mismatch'?
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What does 'misplace' mean?
What does 'misplace' mean?
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Explain 'misfortune'.
Explain 'misfortune'.
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What is a 'mishap'?
What is a 'mishap'?
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Define 'mistrust'.
Define 'mistrust'.
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What does 'misled' mean?
What does 'misled' mean?
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What does 'misguide' mean?
What does 'misguide' mean?
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Explain 'misadventure'.
Explain 'misadventure'.
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What is 'misconduct'?
What is 'misconduct'?
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Study Notes
Vocabulary with Prefix "MIS"
- Misjudge: Forming an incorrect opinion or assessment about someone or something can lead to misunderstandings.
- Misinterpret: Errors in interpretation can create confusion or miscommunication in conversations or texts.
- Miscalculate: Making errors in calculations can have significant consequences, especially in fields like finance or engineering.
- Mismatch: Occurs when two elements are incompatible or unsuitable for each other, leading to potential problems.
- Misplace: Refers to temporarily losing an item by placing it in an unintended location, often needing a search to find it.
- Misfortune: Represents bad luck or unfortunate circumstances that disrupt plans or well-being.
- Mishap: A term for an unexpected and unfortunate accident, often minor but potentially disruptive.
- Mistrust: A feeling of suspicion or lack of trust in someone, which can impact relationships and communications.
- Misled: Indicates being given a wrong impression or information, leading to misguided actions or beliefs.
- Misguide: Similar to misled, this term refers to providing incorrect guidance or direction.
- Misadventure: Represents an unfortunate incident or experience, often used in storytelling or cautionary tales.
- Misconduct: Denotes behavior that is unacceptable or improper, often resulting in disciplinary action in professional settings.
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