mistime
verb
1 mistime
Time incorrectly.
Roget 135:
be ill timed
etc.
adj.;
mistime,
intrude,
come amiss,
break in upon;
have other fish to fry;
be busy,
be occupied.
lose an opportunity,
throw away an opportunity,
waste an opportunity,
neglect an opportunity
etc.
460;
allow the opportunity to pass,
suffer the opportunity to pass,
allow the opportunity to slip,
suffer the opportunity to slip,
allow the opportunity to go by,
suffer the opportunity to go by,
allow the opportunity to escape,
suffer the opportunity to escape,
allow the opportunity to lapse,
suffer the opportunity to lapse,
allow the occasion to pass,
allow the occasion to slip by;
waste time
etc.
(be inactive)
683;
let slip through the fingers,
lock the barn door after the horse is stolen.
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mistimed
adjective
Roget 135:
ill-timed,
mistimed;
ill-fated,
ill-omened,
ill-starred;
untimely,
unseasonable;
out of date,
out of season;
inopportune,
timeless,
intrusive,
untoward,
mal a propos [Fr.],
unlucky,
inauspicious,
infelicitous,
unbefitting,
unpropitious,
unfortunate,
unfavorable;
unsuited
etc.
24;
inexpedient
etc.
647.
unpunctual
etc.
(late)
133;
too late for;
premature
etc.
(early)
132;
too soon for;
wise after the event,
monday morning quarterbacking,
twenty-twenty hindsight.
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