misstore
misstore verb: to store improperly.
Verb
misstore (third-person singular simple present misstores, present participle misstoring, simple past and past participle misstored)
- To store improperly.
- The brain seems to misstore the information recorded during the event along with the negative emotion itself.1972, Bernard J. Somers, Re-evaluation Therapy: Theoretical Framework, page 5
- The system probably began to misstore data when the number of issues exceeded 32,767, or 2¹⁵- 1.1988, COMPASS: Computer Assurance, page 72
Forms of misstore
| third-person singular present | misstores |
|---|---|
| present participle | misstoring |
| past participle | misstored |
| past | misstored |
Origin of misstore
From mis- + store.
Questions about misstore
- What does misstore mean?
- Misstore means to store improperly.
- What part of speech is misstore?
- Misstore is a verb.
- What is the past tense of misstore?
- The past tense of misstore is misstored.
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