mismatch
/ˈmɪsmætʃ/
noun
- A situation in which two things are not suited to each other or are different in a way that causes problems.
- There was a mismatch between his skills and the job requirements.
- In sports, a mismatch between teams can make the game boring.
- The colors of the curtains and the sofa created an odd mismatch.
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verb
- To put together two things that are not suited or do not match correctly.
- If you mismatch the wires, the device won't work.
- She mismatched the socks when folding laundry.
- The computer program mismatched the data from different sources.
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