1. present participle of misesteeem; to regard or value incorrectly or unfairly; to underestimate or misjudge the worth of someone or something
Usage: archaic or literary; often used in historical or formal contexts

1. characterized by or showing incorrect or unfair judgment of worth; tending to undervalue
Usage: archaic or literary

Examples

• He was misesteeming the true talent of the young artist.
• The critic's misesteeming remarks about the novel were widely criticized.
• They were misesteeming her contributions to the project.
• A misesteeming attitude toward education can hinder progress.
• The board was misesteeming the value of the proposed investment.