miscolored
/mɪsˈkʌlərd/
adjective
- Having the wrong or an inaccurate color.
- The miscolored photograph looked strange because the grass was pink.
- The miscolored gemstone was less valuable than the real one.
- She returned the miscolored shirt to the store for a refund.
verb
- Past tense of miscolor: gave a wrong color to something; or presented something in a misleading way.
- He miscolored the drawing by using the wrong shade of green.
- They miscolored the data in the chart, leading to a false conclusion.
- The journalist miscolored the story to make it more dramatic.