Misspeak

The company's CEO would often misspeak his competitors during business meetings to make himself look better.

The politician tried to misspeak his opponent by spreading false rumors about him.

If you're not sure about something, it's better to ask questions than to misspeak and cause confusion.

I tend to misspeak when I'm tired, so I avoid important conversations at night.

He tends to misspeak when he's had too much to drink.

It's important to rehearse your presentation so you don't misspeak during the actual event.

I didn't mean to misspeak, I just got confused.

After the accident, she was disoriented and would often misspeak or confuse words.

The professor tended to misspeak when giving impromptu speeches.

His anxiety caused him to misspeak and ramble on during the presentation.

I tend to misspeak when I'm tired and my brain is foggy.

The witness was warned not to misspeak during the interrogation.

The politician tried to misspeak his way out of the scandal.

The teacher reminded the students not to misspeak during their presentations.

I didn't mean to misspeak about the company's future plans during the meeting.

The teacher warned her students not to misspeak their classmates in order to gain an advantage.

I didn't mean to misspeak about your performance at work.

The lawyer warned his client not to misspeak during the trial, as it could harm his case.

The defendant's lawyer instructed him not to misspeak during his testimony.

She didn't mean to misspeak, but she used a derogatory term.