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View definitions for mismatch

mismatch

noun as in disparity

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“On a lot of our drives if I get a mismatch, I call for the ball,” added Tarakhchyan, who converted two of his three five-meter chances.

“It’s still being seen as this stigmatized street drug, which is a real mismatch with how patients are actually consuming it.”

From Salon

"It’s still being seen as this stigmatized street drug, which is a real mismatch with how patients are actually consuming it."

From Salon

The mismatch between Apple Intelligence’s actual quality and the way it’s portrayed in the company’s latest masterpieces of condescending advertising—that is, as genius agents that can “write smarter” than you can—is quite stark.

From Slate

He said if there was a "mismatch" where small packages do not pay import duty, the government should look at it.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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