1. to space incorrectly; to place or arrange with improper spacing
Usage: third-person singular present tense of 'misspace'; uncommon; primarily technical or editorial usage

Examples

• The typesetter misspaces the letters, making the text difficult to read.
• If you misspace the words in your document, the alignment will be off.
• The printer misspaces the columns, causing the layout to appear unprofessional.
• She carefully checked the document to ensure nothing misspaces during formatting.