mistackled
mistackled is the simple past and past participle of mistackle.
Meaning of mistackle
Verb
mistackle (third-person singular simple present mistackles, present participle mistackling, simple past and past participle mistackled)
- To tackle improperly, such as when it is not legal, or not in the correct manner.
- If the attacker tricks the defender into going for the tackle and she mistackles the ball, the attacker will most likely be in an advantageous position for a clear shot at the goal.2015, Albert M. Luongo, Soccer Drills: Skill-Builders for Field Control, page 51
- To attempt to deal with (a problem) in the wrong way.
- The two thought the agreement had mistackled the shari'a by referring it to the proposed constitutional conference.1989, Africa Events - Volume 5, page 15
Questions about mistackled
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- Mistackled is the simple past and past participle of mistackle.
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