1. arranged or organized incorrectly or in the wrong sequence

1. past tense of misorder; to arrange or organize incorrectly

Examples

• The files were misordered and took hours to sort properly.
• She misordered the documents by date instead of by priority.
• The misordered inventory caused delays in shipping.
• The librarian discovered that someone had misordered the books on the shelf.
• His misordered notes made it difficult to follow his research.
• The restaurant misordered our table reservations for the evening.