misorchestrate
verbEtymology From mis- + orchestrate.
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To orchestrate badly; to arrange diverse elements in a way that fails to achieve the desired goal.
- The misorchestrated Kabisig — which, organizers will have the public know, is not a political party — is only one case in point.1991, Rosario A. Garcellano, Mean Streets: Essays on the Knife Edge, page 211:
- Assuredly, participation could in some cases be misorchestrated in ways unnecessarily interfering with individual autonomy.1995, Richard Sclove, Democracy and Technology, page 196:
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- It is a story primarily of misorchestrated good intentions.2018, Lorrie Moore, See What Can Be Done: Essays, Criticism, and Commentary: