Verb:

অস্থানে রাখা, ভুল স্থানে রাখা, অস্থান করা,

misplace's Usage Examples:

reporting overhead VOR would result in loss of time reference and as such misplace him in the hilly terrain.

refers to the faith that the human being and the way you lose "Where did I misplace my faith?".

'to like' *tap7 'liver' *ʔraːi3 'long' *kraːk7 'loom' *tuk7 'to lose, misplace' *nan1'' 'louse' *mprai1 'louse, chicken' *mprum1 'to love (child)' *thram5.

the god of death (Kaikala Satyanarayana) and Chitragupta (Brahmanandam) misplace a book called Bhavishyavaani, which shows the future of man.

All attempts are thwarted, as they repeatedly misplace and recover Bernie's body.

However, both authors chronologically misplace the kings completely since they give the succession Snofru → Khufu → Khafre.

As the gang runs to the castle, Shaggy and Madelyn bump into Amos and misplace the staff with Amos' pitchfork.

as members in possession of these envelopes might not use them or could misplace them, with the postage having already been spent.

Following a small argument with his friend that causes him misplace his magic potion, Asterix is kidnapped by Caius' men.

Keychains that currently hold keys are an item that is never long misplaced by the owner.

White allows Black to misplace White's king with 4.

misplace it.

that Tom would not find the Ring to be very important and so might simply misplace it.

Harry's forgetful nature causes him to misplace a bag of 5 million pounds that belonged to a gangster named Michael Bhai.

Theaetetus by drawing on his learning of how to write, and the idea that if you misplace individual elements (letters) of a name, that does not mean you have knowledge.

It turns out that her mistrust of Lowell is misplace as both past relationships were broken off mutually.

it, but after Northrup and the Queen leave, he orders his secretary to misplace the death warrants.

Meanwhile, in hell, Yamraj (Kader Khan) (God of death) and Chitragupt (Asrani) misplace a book called Bhavishyavaani, which shows the future of man.

later used a cap to hide it, which she would often swallow, laugh out, or misplace.

Synonyms:

position; set; lay; place; pose; put;

Antonyms:

disorganise; disorganize; divest; disarrange; deglycerolize;