1. sent or directed along the wrong path or to the wrong destination
Usage: often used in telecommunications and logistics

1. past tense and past participle of misroute: to send or direct along the wrong path or to the wrong destination
Usage: technical usage

Examples

• The package was misrouted and ended up in the wrong state.
• Several phone calls were misrouted due to a system error.
• The airline misrouted our luggage to Chicago instead of Denver.
• Misrouted emails caused delays in the project timeline.
• The GPS system misrouted us through heavy traffic.
• Network administrators fixed the misrouted data packets.
• The postal service apologized for the misrouted mail.