0 present participle of misplace
1 to lose something temporarily by forgetting where you have put it:
Trusting in the legal system's remedies as shown on screen is comforting but involves a misplacing of trust.
These score the presence and severity of memory difficulties, recent forgetfulness of names, misplacing objects and effort to remember things.
Because topics are specific, children are prone to misplacing subjects.
Delays in collecting scripts or misplacing them may compound compliance issues.
Journalists deserved credit for simply predicting or encouraging a policy reversal rather than misplacing blame that it never occurred.
Both those with dementia and their carers talked about remembering, forgetting, losing and misplacing.
One could almost say that a man might be sentenced to an extra five years' imprisonment through the misplacing of a comma.
There is a grave misplacing of priorities here in the minds of so many public people.
