mischoose

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To mischoose is to choose wrongly or poorly—to select something that turns out to be a mistake: I mischoose my words when I'm nervous.

The word is rare, with *choose badly* or *make a bad choice* more common in everyday speech.

Past tense: mischose.

error

blunder

Foolish, costly mistake

  • misstepError in action or judgment
  • slipMinor error or misstep
  • oversightSupervision or inadvertent omission

miscalculation · misjudgment · misread · misinterpret · gaffe · fumble · botch · bungle · flub · goof

consequences

regret

Sorrow over past actions

aftermath · penalty · cost · damage · outcome · backlash · ramifications · burden · detriment · disadvantage

judgment

imprudence

Unwise decision-making

foolishness · naivety · impulsivity · indiscretion · thoughtlessness · hasty decision · misjudgment · rash decision

Family

choice, choose, chosen, choosing, chose, unchosen, chooser, choosers, choosey

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G