noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ VERB
make
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You've made a serious miscalculation .
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Orolowetsky makes no such miscalculations , but he seldom produces playing of real imagination either.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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I thought if I told Mark everything, it would be OK. That was a bad miscalculation .
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The President's election defeat was the result of his own miscalculations.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Alcohol might have played some part in this serious miscalculation .
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But on the other side of the ledger, reduced operating expenses offset the miscalculations.
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But seldom has a military miscalculation been so gross and retribution so immediate.
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Maybe she missed the channel into Angle Inlet by only a fraction of a mile, a miscalculation of gradient or degree.
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The house was, he thought, a monument to miscalculation .
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There was one jaw-dropping miscalculation after another.
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They are called: horrible blunders, astonishing lapses, incomprehensible oversights, gross miscalculations, and the like.
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This is the point at which to take a second look at the miscalculations of the census.