misorders
/ˌmɪsˈɔrdərz/
verb
- Third person singular of misorder: arranges something in the wrong order.
- The clerk often misorders the documents when she is in a hurry.
- He misorders the steps every time he tries to assemble the furniture.
- This program misorders the entries if you don't sort them first.
noun
- Plural of misorder: instances of wrong ordering.
- The teacher corrected the misorders in the students' timelines.
- We found two misorders in the sequence of events.
- The report listed several misorders in the inventory system.