IPA: /mɪsˈraʊt/
KK: /mɪsˈraʊt/
To send someone or something in the wrong direction or to the wrong place.
The delivery driver misrouted the package, causing it to arrive late.
Past: misrouted
Past Participle: misrouted
Misroute → It is formed from "mis-" (meaning wrongly or badly) and "route" (from Old French *route*, meaning a way or path). The word "misroute" means to take a wrong or incorrect path.
Think of taking a path or way ('route') but doing it 'wrongly' ('mis-'). This helps you remember that 'misroute' means to go the wrong way.
No commonly confused words.