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• n  something located at a time when it could not have existed or occurred
• v  time incorrectly

• The reason: the average investor held fund shares for just 30 months, often mistiming the market.
• The reason: the average investor held fund shares for just 30 months, often mistiming the market.
• Will Shanghai become the ultimate monument to mistiming in the overly hopeful 1990s? Or a gloomy memorial to Asian hubris at its perversely optimistic peak--a contagion so strong .

• anachronism
• misdating
• mistime

News & Articles

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• More Sports
  It wasn't as bad as I thought it was. A few turnovers and things like that. A lot of it was just mistiming. Made some pretty good reads, got my guys some pretty good looks,Kobe Bryant said of his season debut.
  Dec. 9, 2013 - Los Angeles Times

Quotes

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• James Vaughan in Setanta Sports
  I ended up mistiming it and going over the ball with two feet,Vaughan told the club's official website. "It was an accident and there was nothing malicious in it. I am just glad I didn't seriously hurt the player."
• Sachin Tendulkar in Indiatimes
  Asked about the plan they followed during their 189-run fourth-wicket stand, Tendulkar said "the plan was to score quick runs. The target was to achieve four and half to five runs an over. Thus I got out mistiming a ball."
• Ron Boswell in The Australian
  Liberal National Party senator Ron Boswell said a government initiative to introduce indigenous "welcome to country" ceremonies at the opening of parliament was "a masterpiece of mistiming" when it's backed Queensland in locking up "wild...