miswiring
- noun
- /ˌmɪsˈwaɪərɪŋ/
- Specialized
- Researchers found evidence of miswiring in the neural pathways of children with learning disabilities.
Examples
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Is it neurologic, some miswiring that occurs mostly in the male brain?
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But his receptors get miswired, redirected, so his he can associate that pain, that level of pain.
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He's simply has a miswired brain because you had rotated the eye and the connections reform according to the the retina.
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The patient was diagnosed with miswiring in his brain circuitry, which affected his motor skills.
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The miswiring of the electrical circuits caused the entire system to malfunction unexpectedly.
Synonyms
A wrong setup of a computer system or device that causes problems
How Correct
- Specialized
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Miswiring comes from mis- meaning 'wrong' and wiring meaning 'wires' or 'connections', just like in mistake. Think of the brain as full of tiny wires; if some are put in the wrong place ('miswiring'), messages may go to the wrong spot and cause problems.