mismatched
- adjective
- /ˈmɪsˌmætʃt/
- Whereas if the if the phases were mismatched, you would not get bonding.
Examples
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What's clear is that the fields are mismatched, right?
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And again, this is a hypothesis that is in the category of things where humans are mismatched to modernity.
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The boxing match was unfair because it featured a champion against a mismatched novice boxer.
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In the tournament, the team faced a mismatched opponent that lacked the skills to compete effectively.
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Collisions between cars of mismatched sizes can lead to serious accidents on the highway.
Synonyms
Not the same in amount or quality
Not even in the way parts or people are placed
Not equal in strength, with one side clearly stronger
Not able to go well together
Having parts or people that do not go well together
Antonyms
How Evenly Matched
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Mismatched comes from the prefix mis- meaning 'not' and the word match meaning 'to pair' or 'a contest'. So a mismatched contest or opponents are not evenly paired, with one side much stronger or less suitable than the other.