Synonyms for Mis-conjectured:
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v.
• botch
- Miscompute
, - Misconjecture
, - blow
, - bobble
, - boggle
, - bollix
, - boot
, - bumble
, - bungle
, - butcher
, - distort
, - err
, - fall down
, - flounder
, - flub
, - fumble
, - goof up
, - gum up
, - louse up
, - mar
, - mend
, - mess
, - mess up
, - misapply
, - miscalculate
, - misconstrue
, - mishandle
, - misjudge
, - mismanage
, - muck up
, - muddle
, - muff
, - mutilate
, - patch
, - pull a boner
, - ruin
, - screw up
, - spoil
, - stumble
, - wreck
.
• louse up
• misjudge
- Miscomprehend
, - Misdeem
, - Misreckon
, - Misthink
, - bark up wrong tree
, - be misled
, - be overcritical
, - be partial
, - be unfair
, - be wrong
, - come to hasty conclusion
, - dogmatize
, - drop the ball
, - misapprehend
, - misconceive
, - miss by a mile
, - mistake
, - misunderstand
, - overestimate
, - overrate
, - prejudge
, - presume
, - presuppose
, - put foot in
, - suppose
, - underestimate
, - underrate
.
What are the hypernyms for Mis-conjectured?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
Other hypernyms:
erroneously assumed, inaccurately hypothesized, incorrectly presupposed, wrongly guessed.
What are the opposite words for mis-conjectured?
The word "mis-conjectured" means to make an incorrect guess or assumption. Antonyms for this word would be accurate, correct, precise, right, or true. These words suggest that the guess or assumption made is correct and aligns with the truth or reality. Other antonyms for "mis-conjectured" could include well-founded, well-supported, well-reasoned, or well-informed. These words all imply that there is a solid basis or evidence behind the guess or assumption, and it is not just a random or unfounded idea. Using these antonyms can help to emphasize the importance of making accurate and informed guesses or assumptions.
What are the antonyms for Mis-conjectured?
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