misraise
/mɪsˈreɪz/Definitions
1. verb
to raise something incorrectly or to an excessive extent; to overestimate or exaggerate the value or importance of something.
“The company misraised their expectations for the new product launch.”
2. verb
to raise something in a way that is unjust or unfair.
“The judge was accused of misraising the defendant’s bail.”
3. noun
a mistaken or excessive raising of something.
“The misraise in the company’s stock prices caused a financial crisis.”