make a mistake's Usage Examples:

of his opponents into account but assumes that he himself will not make a mistake in the future, even if he observes that he has done so in the past.

minimum while causing an overaggressive opponent to lose patience and make a mistake.

In tennis, if a player serves a double fault, they make a mistake with both serves and lose the point.

until there's a mistake', and sooner or later every batsman would make a mistake.

In the history they make a mistake of his first name because his name is Victor and not Georges and play.

He does his own thing, waiting for somebody to make a mistake.

is to deliver the ball in such a fashion as to cause the bats man to make a mistake.

Colonel Kapoor (Producer-director) offered me this sweet role, where I make a mistake and the Major would ask me to go a tree and count the number of crows.

Unless properly programmed, a computer might make a mistake that no person would make, such as using the contraction for mother.

without a conjunction: If you should make a mistake, .

(equivalent to "If you make a mistake") Should you make a mistake, .

If he can't make a mistake, then there will be no malpractice happening and no one would get sued.

contestant keeps control until they either make a mistake or score a bonus.

If the contestant does make a mistake, the correct answer is not revealed, allowing.

more members that allows other individual members of the same group to make a mistake.

make a mistake in finding the ballot initiative is more than a single subject? Decision: Five of the seven justices found the Title Board did make a mistake.

amazing that a pack of 30 cars could run 4 sometimes 5 wide and not make a mistake.

is a term in psychology which describes the process whereby people make a mistake in assuming what is causing them to feel aroused.

Culinary secrets, celebrity chefs' foibles, and what happens if you make a mistake".

Synonyms:

smirch; incursion; offside; fault; foul-up; skip; pratfall; slip; balls-up; misreckoning; miscue; flub; mix-up; imbecility; mess-up; renege; ballup; foolishness; confusion; nonachievement; boner; distortion; revoke; blot; nonaccomplishment; spot; stain; bloomer; bungle; miscalculation; slip-up; botch; oversight; error; folly; lapse; betise; omission; boo-boo; fuckup; blunder; blooper; smear; misestimation; cockup; parapraxis; stupidity;

Antonyms:

onside; perfection; absolve; worthlessness; merit;