misconnect
noun/ˈmɪskənɛkt/
Etymology From mis- + connect.
1
A misconnection.
misconnect
verb/mɪskəˈnɛkt/
Etymology From mis- + connect.
1
To connect incorrectly.
- Once Amenah arrived at the medical school in Nashville, Dr. Christian discovered that the girl had a far more complicated disorder than suspected: the heart’s chambers were misconnected and one chamber was too small to function fully.2008 March 10, Erica Goode, “Toddler Returns to Iraq After Life-Saving Surgery”, in New York Times: