Definition: An incorrect or inaccurate measurement of something.

Example: The mismeasurement of the room's dimensions led to problems with the furniture fitting.

Definition: To refer to someone or something using an incorrect name.

Example: He was misnamed in the report, which caused confusion.

Definition: A name that is incorrectly or unsuitably used for a person or thing.

Example: Calling a large dog a 'toy breed' is a misnomer.

Definition: A state of being disordered or irregular, often referring to a lack of organization or arrangement.

Example: The misorder of the files made it difficult to find the necessary documents.

Definition: To arrange or organize something incorrectly or in a disordered way.

Example: The documents were misordered, making it difficult to find the right information.

Definition: Describing something that is not arranged correctly or is in a confused state.

Example: The misordered books on the shelf made it hard to find the right one.

Definition: To cause someone or something to be confused about direction or position.

Example: The sudden change in the landscape misoriented the hikers, making it hard for them to find their way back.

Definition: Describes something that is positioned or directed in the wrong way.

Example: The map was misoriented, making it difficult to find the right path.

Definition: An occurrence where something is incorrectly analyzed or interpreted, especially in the context of language or data processing.

Example: The software encountered a misparse that caused it to fail in understanding the input data.

Definition: To analyze or interpret something incorrectly, especially in the context of data or language.

Example: The software misparsed the data, leading to errors in the report.

Definition: A situation where something is incorrectly analyzed or interpreted, especially in the context of language or data.

Example: The software encountered a misparsing of the input data, leading to errors in processing.

Definition: To incorrectly analyze or interpret something, especially in the context of language or data.

Example: The software was misparsing the input data, leading to errors in the output.

Definition: To separate or divide incorrectly.

Example: He misparted the documents, causing confusion in the office.