0 present participle of misplace --
1 to lose something temporarily by forgetting where you have put it: --
The most common mistake is misplacing or improperly sizing holes in the web, which can compromise the joist's strength, potentially leading to structural failure.
It is possible for the miscasting of votes or the misplacing of ballot papers to cause serious electoral problems.
They may also he affected by the misplacing of resources as a result of investment decisions being distorted by short-term considerations affecting the industry.
The misplacing of apostrophes is notorious, even in advertisements put out by major public companies.
The misplacing of a decimal point makes all the difference.
So long as that is the case surely there will be such misplacing of people who quite clearly should not be in prison.
Will he identify one instance of the misappropriation or the misplacing of funds by a magistrates courts committee or its justices' clerk?
There is a grave misplacing of priorities here in the minds of so many public people.
