misplace
/mɪsˈpleɪs/
misplace
English
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Definition
To put something somewhere and then forget its location; to mislay.
Etymology
From mis- + place.
Example Sentences
- "I might have misplaced my umbrella; do you know where it is?"
- "At least once a week a patient will come into Dr. Thomas Loepfe’s busy geriatric clinic in Lacrosse, Wisconsin, with a worry. She will tell him she’s been misplacing her glasses lately, or he’ll say he’s concerned about losing the car keys."
- "She misplaces her things regularly (for example her phone, keys or bank card)."
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