missequenced
Put out of order
Missequenced means arranged or ordered incorrectly, with elements out of their proper sequence.
The term appears in technical contexts—genetics, data processing, manufacturing—where precise ordering matters: The missequenced DNA fragment caused the protein to misfold.
More generally, anything that should follow a particular order but doesn't: The missequenced instructions left us confused.
Sequenced incorrectly
- shuffledMixed into disorder
- jumbledDisordered, lacking arrangement
- scrambledMixed into disorder
- transposedSwitched the arrangement of
rearranged · inverted · reversed · swapped · displaced · disarranged · out-of-order · reshuffled
Made impure or dishonest
- garbledConfused and unintelligible
- mangledSeverely disfigured or ruined
- fragmentedBroken into pieces
- truncatedCut off abruptly
desynchronized · out-of-sync · interleaved · interlaced · timestamped · buffered · dropped · duplicated
Wrong action or decision
- glitchMinor system fault
- bugCrawling creature or defect
- faultImperfection or blame
- flawImperfection in something
oversight · blunder · mix-up · slip-up · snafu · botch · goof · foul-up
Permanent DNA alteration
- deletionRemoval of content
- insertionPlacing something within
- translocationMovement to another place
- inversionReversal of position
rearrangement · chromosomal · genetic · nucleotide · frameshift · splicing · transcription · replication
misordered
Sequenced incorrectly
transposed · rearranged · inverted · reversed · swapped · displaced · disarranged · out-of-order · reshuffled · permuted
corrupted
Made impure or dishonest
- garbledConfused and unintelligible
- mangledSeverely disfigured or ruined
- fragmentedBroken into pieces
truncated · desynchronized · out-of-sync · interleaved · interlaced · timestamped · buffered · dropped · duplicated · scrambled
mistake
Wrong action or decision
flaw · oversight · blunder · mix-up · slip-up · snafu · botch · goof · foul-up · inaccuracy
mutation
Permanent DNA alteration
- deletionRemoval of content
- insertionPlacing something within
- translocationMovement to another place
inversion · rearrangement · chromosomal · genetic · nucleotide · frameshift · splicing · transcription · replication · strand
sequence, sequenced, sequencing, sequences, sequential, sequentially, sequel, sequels, consequent