1. to regard or value (someone or something) wrongly or too lowly; to underestimate or misjudge the worth of
Usage: archaic or literary; third-person singular present tense of 'misesteem'

Examples

• He misesteems the true value of her contributions to the project.
• Society often misesteems the importance of mental health.
• The critic misesteems the artist's innovative approach.
• One should not misesteem a person based on first impressions.
• She misesteems her own abilities and doubts her potential.