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View usage for: (mɪspleɪs) Word forms: 3rd person singular presenttense misplaces, present participle misplacing, past tense, past participle misplacedverbIf you misplace something, you lose it, usually only temporarily. He misplaces his reading glasses with such regularity that aides carry extras. [VERB noun] Somehow the suitcase with my clothes was misplaced. [be VERB-ed] Synonyms: lose, mislay, miss, be unable to find More Synonyms of misplace More Synonyms of misplace misplace in British English (ˌmɪsˈpleɪs) verb (transitive)1. to put (something) in the wrong place, esp to lose (something) temporarily by forgetting where it was placed; mislay 2. (often passive) to bestow (trust, confidence, affection, etc) unadvisedly Derived forms misplacement (ˌmisˈplacement) noun misplace in American English (mɪsˈpleɪs) verb transitiveWord forms: misˈplaced or misˈplacing1. to put in a wrong place 2. to bestow (one's trust, affection, etc.) on an unsuitable or undeserving object Derived forms misplacement (misˈplacement) noun Examples of 'misplace' in a sentencemisplace The sport must hope that optimism is not misplaced.They soon marry, strangers buoyed by misplaced optimism.They conceded a corner, unnecessarily, after a series of misplaced passes.Players slipped, misplaced passes and failed to read each others' thoughts.Watch the danger of a misplaced confidence.That misplaced trust cost him his life.What if this is another dose of misplaced optimism?Only time will tell if his confidence is misplaced.Such optimism might sound misplaced after studying the following statistic.But his awful misplaced pass led to penalty being given.It is their misplaced confidence that is so touching.His optimism was misplaced and the conflict continued for four years.Fingers crossed that his confidence is not misplaced.His optimism seemed misplaced as unions said that other sectors would be hit.Experts suggest the optimism is not misplaced.Except that their trust is misplaced.But our trust was so misplaced.They misplaced passes and mistimed tackles.This trust is seriously misplaced.His trust sometimes seemed misplaced. Chinese translation of 'misplace'misplace (mɪsˈpleɪs) (frm) vt - (= mislay)
误(誤)置 (wùzhì)
- mislead
- misleading
- misled
- misplace
- misprint
- misrepresent
- miss
Definition to lose something temporarily by forgetting where it was placed He misplaces his reading glasses with surprising regularity. Synonyms miss be unable to find lose track of put in the wrong place be unable to put or lay your hand(s) on forget the whereabouts of misfile Definition to put something in the wrong place Synonyms place wrongly place unwisely Additional synonymsDefinition to lose something temporarily, esp. by forgetting where it is I appear to have mislaid my jumper. Synonyms lose, misplace, miss, be unable to find, lose track of, be unable to put or lay your hand on, forget the whereabouts of Synonyms err, lose, fail, lack, trip, slip, leave out, blunder, let go, let slip, miscarry- mismatched
- misogynist
- misogyny
- misplace
- misplaced
- misprint
- misquote
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