misalign
/ˌmɪsəˈlaɪn/
verb
- To place or arrange something in a position that is not properly lined up with something else.
- The printer will jam if you misalign the paper.
- If you misalign the wheels, the car will pull to one side.
- Be careful not to misalign the tiles when installing the floor.
- To cause something to be out of harmony or agreement with something else.
- His personal goals misalign with the team's objectives.
- The new policy misaligns with the company's core values.
- Misaligning your schedule with the project timeline can cause delays.
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