"misencounter" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1998, The Texas Review, volume 19, page 36:",
          "text": "We had tried to meet on earlier occasions, which led to a couple of hilarious misencounters. The first time we were to meet at the Biltmore Men's Bar, (even the name is impossible today!) and I was waiting in the downstairs bar, and he was waiting in the upstairs bar, each thinking the other had stood him up!",
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          "text": "As is logical, the meeting illustrates mutual differences until it becomes an emblem of a misencounter.",
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        "A bad or wrong encounter."
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