Misapplication in a sentence as a noun

There are real-world problems that get in the way here, but that's a misapplication of the spec.

"When your only tool is a hammer..."I really feel like this is a misapplication of a blockchain.

Ah, yet another misapplication of the "Turing completeness" idea.

You're looking at a misapplication of a plotting technique - a scatterplot with substantial overplotting.

Hilarity ensues as her confusion of the misapplication of the equals sign from math is later mistakenly attributed to a grasp of immutability.

They deliberate together, and so nullification is effectively impossible at this stage as the professional judge can set aside a majority decision by the two lay judges voting together if their decision is a clear misapplication of the law.

Misapplication definitions

noun

wrong use or application

noun

the fraudulent appropriation of funds or property entrusted to your care but actually owned by someone else

See also: embezzlement peculation defalcation misappropriation