misorder

1 of 2

verb

mis·or·der ˌmis-ˈȯr-dər How to pronounce misorder (audio)

misordered; misordering

transitive verb

: to arrange or order incorrectly

… a photo caption accompanying an article about the TV show "Duck Dynasty" misordered the names of the Robertson family members pictured.

The Los Angeles Times

: to mistakenly or incorrectly place an order for (something, such as a product)

Many retailers have items such as appliances and plumbing fixtures that they sell at sizable discounts because they are slightly blemished, have minor scratches or are in the store because someone misordered them.

Paul Bianchina

: to put in disorder or confusion (as through mismanagement)

… as also to see the difference of things confounded or misordered by the ignorance of corruption …

Francis Rous

misorder

2 of 2

noun

plural misorders

: an incorrect or mistaken order

… the total number of customers actually affected by the misorders was only about 5,000.

Lori Santos

old-fashioned : bad or disorderly conduct

Never foreign power could yet hurt, or in any part prevail in this realm, but by disobedience and misorder within ourselves.

Edmund Bonner

misorders

noun

plural of misorder

as in chaoses

a state in which everything is out of order the chronic misorder that plagued her candidacy from the very start

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单词	misorders
释义	misorder 1 of 2 verb mis·or·der ˌmis-ˈȯr-dər misordered; misordering transitive verb 1 : to arrange or order incorrectly … a photo caption accompanying an article about the TV show "Duck Dynasty" misordered the names of the Robertson family members pictured. The Los Angeles Times 2 : to mistakenly or incorrectly place an order for (something, such as a product) Many retailers have items such as appliances and plumbing fixtures that they sell at sizable discounts because they are slightly blemished, have minor scratches or are in the store because someone misordered them. Paul Bianchina 3 : to put in disorder or confusion (as through mismanagement) … as also to see the difference of things confounded or misordered by the ignorance of corruption … Francis Rous misorder 2 of 2 noun plural misorders 1 : an incorrect or mistaken order … the total number of customers actually affected by the misorders was only about 5,000. Lori Santos 2 old-fashioned : bad or disorderly conduct Never foreign power could yet hurt, or in any part prevail in this realm, but by disobedience and misorder within ourselves. Edmund Bonner Word History First Known Use Verb circa 1513, in the meaning defined at sense 3 Noun circa 1513, in the meaning defined at sense 2 misorders noun plural of misorder as in chaoses a state in which everything is out of order the chronic misorder that plagued her candidacy from the very start Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance chaoses hells jumbles disorganizations messes disorders snake pits disarrangements disarrays confusions mares' nests mare's nests dishevelments misrules tangles hecks musses havoc chance-medleys shambles welters tumbles riots muddles clutters anarchies mazes labyrinths free-for-alls snarls maelstroms motleys knots webs shuffles bollixes storms litters hodgepodges medleys mishmashes morasses miscellanies Antonyms & Near Antonyms systems methods plans patterns orders
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misorder

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