misseating
/mɪsˈsitɪŋ/
noun
- The act of placing someone or something in a wrong or unsuitable seat or position.
- The usher apologized for the misseating of the late arrivals.
- Misseating of the engine part led to a loud noise.
- The misseating of the guests caused confusion at the dinner party.
Synonyms
verb
- Present participle of misseat: currently placing someone or something in a wrong or unsuitable seat or position.
- The software is misseating the icons on the screen.
- He keeps misseating the bolts, so the frame is unstable.
- The volunteer is misseating people by sending them to the wrong section.