mistiming

• Nom désignant le fait de mal chronométrer un événement ou de le situer à un moment inapproprié, souvent avec une connotation d'anachronisme ou de décalage temporel.

A noun referring to an event or object that is placed at a time period where it could not have logically existed or occurred, often implying an anachronism.

1. AnachronismC1formal

   Something placed in a time period where it could not have existed or occurred.

   Anachronisme

   • The movie was criticized for its mistiming of historical events.
   • The novel contained a mistiming where a character used a smartphone in the 1800s.
   • Historians pointed out the mistiming of the artifact in the museum display.

   Synonymesanachronismmisdating

• Faire ou dire quelque chose à un moment inapproprié ou incorrect, en particulier en chronométrant mal une action ou un événement.

To do or say something at an inappropriate or wrong time.

1. Time incorrectlyB2formal

   To do something at an inappropriate or wrong moment, or to measure time inaccurately.

   Mal chronométrer

   • He mistimed his jump and missed the ball.
   • The comedian mistimed his punchline, so the joke fell flat.
   • She mistimed the start of the race and was disqualified.

   Synonymesmiscalculatemisestimatemisjudge

   Antonymestime