missetting Synonyms
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No Strong synonyms found.
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Strongest:
- determining
- running-down
- finding-out
- ferreting-out-
- routing-out-
- finding
- dredging-up-
- rooting-out-
- hitting-on-or-upon-
- discovering
- locating
- getting
- turning-up
- hunting-down-or-up-
- tracking-down-
- digging-out
- digging-up
- ascertaining
- scouting-up-
- detecting
- learning
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- looking-for
- sighting
- nosing-out
- seeking
- spotting
- rummaging
- descrying
- searching-for-or-out-
- scaring-up
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missetting Meaning
missetting
set or placed incorrectly, to set (something) wrongly, to put out of sorts
missetting Sentence Examples
- The watch's missetting caused me to arrive an hour late to the meeting.
- The time zone missetting on the plane resulted in a missed flight connection.
- The company experienced a severe loss due to a missetting in the accounting records.
- The thermostat missetting caused the house to become unbearably cold.
- The GPS missetting led us down the wrong path and caused us to get lost.
- The missetting of the alarm clock made me oversleep and miss my appointment.
- The missetting of the printer caused all the documents to be printed incorrectly.
- The missetting of the oven temperature ruined the dinner.
- The missetting of the irrigation system caused the lawn to drown.
- The missetting of the communication device resulted in a missed message and a missed opportunity.
FAQs About the word missetting
set or placed incorrectly, to set (something) wrongly, to put out of sorts
missing,losing, mislaying, misplacing, passing over,,overlooking
determining, running down, finding out, ferreting (out), routing (out), finding, dredging (up), rooting (out), hitting (on or upon), discovering
The watch's missetting caused me to arrive an hour late to the meeting.
The time zone missetting on the plane resulted in a missed flight connection.
The company experienced a severe loss due to a missetting in the accounting records.
The thermostat missetting caused the house to become unbearably cold.
