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mismated

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I came to the naive conclusion that the city was at fault, or that we were mismated: "it's not big enough and there's not enough to do, or places to meet people. it's really far from the things i like to do, like the ocean or hiking spots."

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not easy to combine harmoniously

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adjective

not easy to combine harmoniously

Definitions

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I came to the naive conclusion that the city was at fault, or that we were mismated: "it's not big enough and there's not enough to do, or places to meet people. it's really far from the things i like to do, like the ocean or hiking spots."

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How do you use mismated in a sentence?

I came to the naive conclusion that the city was at fault, or that we were mismated: "it's not big enough and there's not enough to do, or places to meet people. it's really far from the things i like to do, like the ocean or hiking spots."

What does mismated mean?

not easy to combine harmoniously

What part of speech is mismated?

mismated is commonly used as adjective.