Definition: To charge someone incorrectly, often in a financial context.

Example: The company had to refund the customer after they realized they had mischarged her account.

Definition: An incorrect or unfair way of distributing something, often leading to inequality or imbalance.

Example: The misdistribution of resources has caused significant social issues in the community.

Definition: A situation where someone is employed in a job that is not suitable or appropriate for their skills or qualifications.

Example: After years of misemployment, she finally found a job that matched her talents.

Definition: An error made when estimating something, leading to an incorrect calculation or judgment.

Example: The misestimation of the project's costs caused delays in the budget.

Definition: The act of managing something poorly or in a way that causes problems.

Example: The company's mismanagement led to significant financial losses.

Definition: To set a price that is wrong or not appropriate for something.

Example: The store mispriced the shoes, making them much cheaper than they should have been.

Definition: A situation where the price of an item is set incorrectly, either too high or too low.

Example: The mispricing of the stock led to unexpected losses for investors.

Definition: To set a price incorrectly for a product or service, often leading to a financial loss or gain.

Example: The company is mispricing its products, which could lead to significant losses.

Definition: To use money or resources in a way that is not wise or effective, often wasting them instead of using them for a good purpose.

Example: He regretted how he misspent his savings on unnecessary things.

Definition: Used in a way that is not good or useful, often referring to time or money that has been wasted.

Example: He regretted his misspent youth, wishing he had made better choices.

Definition: To use money or time in a way that is not wise or beneficial.

Example: He realized he had misspent his youth on trivial pursuits.

Definition: To assess the worth or importance of something incorrectly, often resulting in a lower value than it deserves.

Example: The appraiser misvalued the antique vase, causing the owner to sell it for much less than it was worth.