Pronunciation: /ˈmɪsˌmætʃt/
verb past tense of 'mismatch', which means to match (someone or something) unsuitably or incorrectly
A1 She mismatched her socks this morning.
A2 The puzzle pieces were mismatched and didn't fit together.
B1 The colors of the painting were mismatched and clashed with each other.
B2 The team's strategy was mismatched with the opponent's tactics.
C1 The job candidate's qualifications were mismatched with the requirements of the position.
C2 The company's values and practices were mismatched, leading to internal conflicts.
adjective not matching or harmonizing; incongruous
A1 She wore mismatched socks to school.
A2 The puzzle pieces were all mismatched and didn't fit together.
B1 The couple had mismatched personalities, but they made it work.
B2 The artwork featured a collection of mismatched colors and patterns.
C1 The company's marketing campaign was criticized for its mismatched messaging.
C2 The furniture in the room was intentionally mismatched for a modern eclectic look.
formal The researcher noticed a mismatched pattern in the data analysis.
informal She always wears mismatched socks, it's her signature style.
slang Those shoes are so mismatched, they look totally rad.
figurative Their personalities were like mismatched puzzle pieces, never quite fitting together.
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