mismated
Having parts or people that do not go well together
- adjective
- /ˈmɪsˌmeɪtɪd/
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desajustado
- The mismated colors in her dress made it look chaotic rather than stylish.
Examples
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The mismated furniture in the room created an uncomfortable atmosphere.
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Their mismated ideas about the project led to a disorganized presentation.
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-And if the people are mismated, then what?
Synonyms
incompatible
vsmismated
Not able to work or be used together without causing a problem
means merely hard to combine harmoniously rather than impossible to coexist
mismatched
vsmismated
Different from another thing and not well suited to it
is about being hard to combine smoothly rather than an obvious wrong pair
unsuited
vsmismated
Not able to go well together
emphasizes difficulty combining harmoniously rather than general lack of fitness
ill-sorted
vsmismated
A group of people or things that do not fit well together
focuses on being hard to combine harmoniously rather than being badly arranged
Antonyms
How Well Matched
Surface Forms
mismated positive
Morphology
Etymology
Mismated starts with mis- meaning 'wrong' and uses mate meaning 'pair' or 'partner'. So mismated means 'paired wrongly' — not well matched or hard to combine, like mismatched socks or colors that clash.