verb
- present participle of mischoose; the act of choosing wrongly or making a poor choice
Usage: formal or literary; typically used in contexts emphasizing error or poor judgment
Examples
- She regretted mischoosing her college major after only one semester.
- The committee was criticized for mischoosing the project manager.
- By mischoosing his words, he offended several people at the meeting.
- Investors risk mischoosing stocks without proper research.
- The coach acknowledged mischoosing the starting lineup for the game.