misstarted

/mɪsˈstɑrtɪd/
verb
  1. Past tense of misstart: began something in a flawed or unsuccessful way.
    • The race was misstarted when the gun fired too early.
    • He misstarted the presentation by forgetting his opening line.
    • They misstarted the construction by pouring the foundation in the wrong spot.
adjective
  1. Having begun in a way that is flawed or unsuccessful.
    • The misstarted engine finally turned over after several attempts.
    • A misstarted relationship can sometimes be repaired.
    • The misstarted project was eventually abandoned.
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