misprioritize
misprioritize verb: to prioritize inappropriately.
Verb
misprioritize (third-person singular simple present misprioritizes, present participle misprioritizing, simple past and past participle misprioritized)
- To prioritize inappropriately.
- Why do we misprioritize when it is self-defeating?2009, Alan E. Nelson, The Power of a New Attitude, page 80
- For example, simply due to lack of knowledge, many clients misprioritize their risk management.2011, Harold Evensky, Stephen M. Horan, Thomas R. Robinson, The New Wealth Management, page 40
Forms of misprioritize
| third-person singular present | misprioritizes |
|---|---|
| present participle | misprioritizing |
| past participle | misprioritized |
| past | misprioritized |
Origin of misprioritize
From mis- + prioritize.
Questions about misprioritize
- What does misprioritize mean?
- Misprioritize means to prioritize inappropriately.
- What part of speech is misprioritize?
- Misprioritize is a verb.
- What is the past tense of misprioritize?
- The past tense of misprioritize is misprioritized.
Words near misprioritize in the dictionary
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