verb
- past tense and past participle of misgage; to estimate or judge (something) incorrectly or inaccurately
Usage: rare or archaic; variant spelling of 'misgauge'
Examples
- The engineer misgaged the distance and the bridge was built too short.
- She misgaged her opponent's strength in the competition.
- They misgaged the amount of materials needed for the project.
- The captain misgaged the wind conditions before setting sail.
- He misgaged the depth of the water and nearly fell in.