misjudgment
Noun
Meaning
A wrong or unjust judgment.
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CEO Randall Stephenson sent a memo saying that while hiring Cohen was Done according to the law and entirely legitimate” their association was “a serious misjudgment.”
Mr. Kotkin also implicitly criticized the Iranian judicial authorities, saying they made a colossal misjudgment about what constitutes espionage.
One case the book cites is the US Intelligence Community’s misjudgment of Iraq and that country’s possession of weapons of mass destruction (WMDs).
Everyone tries to run for cover—Horza, Balveda, Unaha-Closp, and the Mind all make it, but Yalson makes one last-minute misjudgment, and Xoxarle shoots her down just as Quayanorl’s train hits.
Relationships are endangered, he shows, by misunderstanding and misjudgment more than malice.
The success of this effort has been besmirched by misjudgment in its application, however.