1. to number the pages of a document or book incorrectly
Usage: transitive verb; often used in printing and publishing contexts

Examples

• The printer mispaged the manuscript, causing confusion when readers tried to follow the references.
• If you mispage the document, the table of contents will not match the actual page numbers.
• The editor caught the error before the book was mispaged in the final printing.
• Make sure not to mispage the report when you bind it together.
• The pages were mispaged during the scanning process, making it difficult to locate specific sections.