miscasting
- noun
- /ˈmɪsˌkæstɪŋ/
- Specialized
- The toy was unfortunately deemed unsellable due to significant miscasting during production.
Examples
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The model train displayed several instances of miscasting that affected its overall appearance.
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After examining the sculpture, the artist noticed a major miscasting that needed to be addressed.
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I ordered the army, and true to form for Forgeworld at the time (they have gotten much better since), the 120 or so guardsmen that I got from them had crazy flash lines and assorted miscastings.
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Etymology
Miscasting comes from the parts mis- meaning 'wrong' and cast meaning 'to shape by pouring', the same cast you see in 'cast a statue'. So a miscasting is a 'wrong' pour or mould that makes a defective object.