What is another word for mis-calculations?
Pronunciation:
[ mˈɪskˌalkjʊlˈe͡ɪʃənz], [ mˈɪskˌalkjʊlˈeɪʃənz], [ m_ˈɪ_s_k_ˌa_l_k_j_ʊ_l_ˈeɪ_ʃ_ə_n_z]
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Similar words for mis-calculations:
- boner (noun)
- disappointment (noun)
- discrepancy (noun)
- error (noun)
- fallacy (noun)
- fluff (noun)
- inaccuracy (noun)
- miscalculation (noun)
- mischance (noun)
- mistake (noun)
- slipup (noun)
- snafu (noun)
- speciousness (noun)
- surprise (noun)
- undoing (noun)
Synonyms for Mis-calculations:
n.
• boner (noun)- slipup,
- blooper,
- muddle,
- flummox,
- miscalculation,
- muff,
- gaffe,
- oversight,
- goof-up,
- snafu,
- false move,
- foulup,
- screw-up,
- boo-boo,
- flub,
- miscue,
- faux pas,
- bungle,
- whoops,
- misstep,
- bonehead play.
- downer,
- false alarm,
- fiasco,
- bitter pill,
- failure,
- dud,
- defeat,
- mischance,
- downfall,
- bummer,
- fizzle,
- bringdown,
- inefficacy,
- lemon,
- mishap,
- mistake,
- impasse,
- blind alley,
- washout,
- flash in the pan,
- bust,
- setback,
- disaster,
- drag,
- discouragement,
- calamity,
- obstacle,
- misfortune,
- old one-two.
- disparity,
- dissimilarity,
- far cry,
- Dissemblance,
- divergence,
- incongruity,
- split,
- discordance,
- divergency,
- inconsistency,
- dissonance,
- unlikeness,
- difference,
- dissimilitude,
- contrariety,
- variation,
- Alterity,
- otherness,
- variance,
- distinction.
- delusion,
- flaw,
- solecism,
- misconception,
- bad job,
- trespass,
- goof,
- transgression,
- fall,
- falsehood,
- omission,
- lapse,
- stumble,
- sin,
- misapprehension,
- offense,
- wrongdoing,
- Misbelief,
- deviation,
- fault,
- absurdity,
- X,
- delinquency,
- screamer,
- falsity,
- fallacy,
- glitch,
- inaccuracy,
- boner,
- misdeed,
- untruth,
- erratum,
- slight,
- howler,
- mismanagement.
- preconception,
- erroneousness,
- aberration,
- inexactness,
- casuistry,
- heresy,
- illogicality,
- deceit,
- sophistry,
- subterfuge,
- deception,
- paradox,
- sophism,
- quirk,
- ambiguity,
- speciousness,
- misconstrual,
- prejudice,
- evasion,
- elusion,
- equivocation,
- deceptiveness,
- invalidity,
- notion,
- cavil,
- non sequitur,
- artifice,
- faultiness,
- quibbling,
- bias,
- perversion.
- defect,
- imprecision,
- exaggeration,
- corrigendum,
- unfaithfulness,
- typo,
- wrong,
- unreliability,
- incorrectness.
- undervaluation,
- error,
- misinterpretation,
- misreckoning,
- overestimation,
- Misjudgment,
- underestimation,
- miss,
- misestimation,
- miscount,
- overvaluation,
- slip,
- blow,
- mixup,
- blunder,
- misunderstanding.
- inadvertence,
- trip,
- typographical error,
- misprint,
- fluff,
- slip of tongue,
- misapplication,
- illusion,
- misstatement,
- confusion,
- neglect.
- phenomenon,
- wonder,
- stupefaction,
- awe,
- bombshell,
- eye-opener,
- kick,
- abruptness,
- rarity,
- unforeseen,
- Astoundment,
- shock,
- disappointment,
- precipitousness,
- incredulity,
- jolt,
- bewilderment,
- epiphany,
- disillusion,
- start,
- precipitation,
- astonishment,
- suddenness,
- consternation,
- miracle,
- whammy,
- godsend,
- unexpected,
- marvel,
- prodigy,
- curveball,
- thunderbolt,
- attack,
- fortune,
- precipitance,
- curiosity,
- amazement,
- revelation,
- portent,
- eureka,
- wonderment.
- grief,
- misadventure,
- disgrace,
- humiliation,
- doom,
- affliction,
- reverse,
- blight,
- catastrophe,
- subversion,
- visitation,
- shame,
- overturn,
- bane,
- wreck,
- ruination,
- smash,
- accident,
- weakness,
- ruin,
- trouble,
- reversal,
- adversity,
- collapse,
- bad omen,
- last straw,
- destroyer,
- curse,
- difficulty,
- overthrow,
- casualty,
- bad luck,
- trial.
How to use "Mis-calculations" in context?
Mis-calculations can happen when someone makes an incorrect calculation, or when tools or software malfunction.
One might mis-calculate the cost of groceries, for example, multiplying the average price of a item by the number of items in their cart.
Flooring contractors can mis-calculate the square footage of a room or the square footage of a given area.
Incorrect assumptions can also lead to incorrect calculations. For example, if one assumes that a wall is 2 feet thick when it is actually only 1 foot thick, the results of the calculation will be inaccurate.
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