misassay
/ˌmɪsəˈseɪ/
verb
- To test or analyze something incorrectly, especially the quality or purity of a substance.
- The lab technician misassayed the ore sample, reporting gold where there was none.
- If you misassay the water, you might miss dangerous contaminants.
- The company lost money because they misassayed the metal content in the shipment.
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