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mislaid Definition and Meaning in English (mislaid definition)

adjective
Synonyms:lostmisplacedgone astray
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Mislaid definition: Something that is mislaid has been put in a place that is not its usual location and has been forgotten, making it difficult to find.

Definitions of Mislaid

  1. 1adjective

    Something that is mislaid has been put in a place that is not its usual location and has been forgotten, making it difficult to find.

Example Sentences

casual

“I must have mislaid my keys somewhere in the house.”

business

“The mislaid documents caused a delay in the project.”

Synonyms

lostmisplacedgone astray

Antonyms

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Inflected Word Forms

infinitivemislay
third person singularmislays
present participlemislaying
nounmisplacement

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Mislaid definition: Something that is mislaid has been put in a place that is not its usual location and has been forgotten, making it difficult to find.
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'Mislaid' translates to 'mislaid' in English. Mislaid definition: Something that is mislaid has been put in a place that is not its usual location and has been forgotten, making it difficult to find.
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