0 past simple and past participle of mismanage
1 to organize or control something badly:
The restaurant was hopelessly mismanaged by a former rock musician with no business experience.
These are examples of mismanaged relocations with high mortality and questions have arisen concerning quality of care on transfer, resulting in inquiries.
The party openly admitted that the country had been mismanaged for at least four years and that major political and economic mistakes had been committed.
The wallpaper is hanging loose and everything is mismanaged.
One reason public pension money has often been mismanaged has to do with principal-agent problems.
There are significant issues concerning the quality of pain management, lack of bowel management and indeed impaired quality of life for cancer patients when constipation is overlooked or mismanaged.
When the memories of the last, partly mismanaged, tightly reined exchange rate mechanism have faded, we shall look again for such a system.
The finest planned economy in the world is mismanaged by the bureaucracy—the privileged elite and the nomenklatura.
Diseases which had been hopelessly mismanaged by the medical profession were cured.
