misalign
to adjust or align improperly or badly: Stiff back muscles can pull and misalign vertebrae.Too often we misalign our actions with our values.
to become improperly or badly aligned; fall out of line or position: I see how the system sometimes misaligns and causes unintended problems.
Origin of misalign
1Other words from misalign
- mis·a·lign·ment, noun
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How to use misalign in a sentence
Today, our health care system is fragmented, incentives are misaligned, care is managed in silos, and the patient experience is largely absent.
The founder who decided to to stop fundraising and instead hold onto her equity | Rachel King | January 24, 2021 | FortuneThe career prominence seems misaligned with a focus on letting potential customers know whether the company is a real company.
Brand reputation and the impact of Google SERP selections | JR Oakes | December 23, 2020 | Search Engine LandBeyond mere compliance, companies face significant brand and reputation risk if consumers perceive platforms to be misaligned with societal values.
That way, our internal circadian clocks would not be misaligned for half the year.
Why Sleep Experts Say It’s Time To Ditch Daylight Saving Time | LGBTQ-Editor | October 29, 2020 | No Straight NewsJust the misalignment of molecules in the surface of the steel makes it look wavy, and ripple when the light changes or you move.
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