mispositions
Puts things wrongly
Mispositions means places incorrectly or in the wrong location.
The term appears most often in technical contexts—a surgeon who mispositions an implant, a worker who mispositions inventory on a shelf.
The technician mispositioned the sensor, causing faulty readings.
Less commonly, misposition functions as a noun for an instance of incorrect placement.
Removal from usual location
- dislocationForced out of position
- misalignmentImproper positioning relative to reference
- mislocationIncorrect position assignment
- misplacementPutting in wrong place
offset · shift · deviation · skew · drift · slippage · inversion · reversal
Wrong action or decision
- faultImperfection or blame
- oversightSupervision or inadvertent omission
- blunderFoolish, costly mistake
- slipMinor error or misstep
inaccuracy · miscalculation · misstep · flaw · defect · bug · glitch · malfunction
Improper positioning relative to reference
- maladjustmentFailure to adapt properly
- miscalibrationIncorrect precision setting
- offsetCompensate by opposing force
- skewTwist from straight
deviation · imbalance · asymmetry · tilt · cant · warp · distortion · decentering
displacement
Removal from usual location
- dislocationForced out of position
- misalignmentImproper positioning relative to reference
- mislocationIncorrect position assignment
misplacement · offset · shift · deviation · skew · drift · slippage · inversion · reversal · swap
mistake
Wrong action or decision
- faultImperfection or blame
- oversightSupervision or inadvertent omission
- blunderFoolish, costly mistake
slip · inaccuracy · miscalculation · misstep · flaw · defect · bug · glitch · malfunction · anomaly
misalignment
Improper positioning relative to reference
- maladjustmentFailure to adapt properly
- miscalibrationIncorrect precision setting
- offsetCompensate by opposing force
skew · deviation · imbalance · asymmetry · tilt · cant · warp · distortion · decentering · parallax
mispositionsaligns
Arranges into proper position
positions · calibrates · adjusts · realigns · repositions
mispositionsproper alignment