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mislaid

[ US /mɪˈsɫeɪd/ ]
[ UK /mɪslˈe‍ɪd/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. lost temporarily; as especially put in an unaccustomed or forgotten place
    misplaced tickets
    the mislaid hat turned up eventually

How To Use mislaid In A Sentence

  • Shelver said while some court delays were understandable, others such as mislaid dockets were "purely errors". ANC Daily News Briefing
  • What followed appears to be a series of lost or mislaid documents, delays, and contradictory information. Times, Sunday Times
  • What followed appears to be a series of lost or mislaid documents, delays, and contradictory information. Times, Sunday Times
  • There was also a half hour of exasperation when I temporarily mislaid my handheld somewhere in the hospital.
  • He received no reply; seldom can a mislaid letter have had so costly a sequel.
  • So if you are serious about discovering the whereabouts of your mislaid accounts, now is the time to act. Times, Sunday Times
  • Could I borrow a pen? I seem to have mislaid mine.
  • Oh dear, I've mislaid my glasses again.
  • Apart from yesterday's incidents with the abusive ‘customer’, lost child and mislaid credit card, the Live 8 protest didn't seem to make much difference in our unregarded little corner of Chavland.
  • If, by chance, you are interested in joining one of these groups but have mislaid your form, you can collect one in the Church Porch.
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