0 to choose someone to act in a film or play in a role for which they are unsuitable:
Tom Hanks was miscast as the arrogant city high-flyer.
Whole bells make up 11.2% of the copper assemblage, while miscast bells represent 14.4% of the assemblage at that site.
Together these left their mark on a generation that has been miscast as rebels without a cause.
Other bells were miscast or retained the casting sprues, which may indicate local production.
He is certainly not miscast as the proponent of opencast.
I think all these reasons are miscast.
The director wasn't up to it, the film was miscast, the budget wasn't good.
In association with a failed retention and high fluctuation companies are facing enormous costs due to the already mentioned miscast of employees.
Complaints were voiced that it was not written well and the lead was miscast.
