"misstation" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "mis- + station",
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      "form": "misstations",
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      "form": "misstationing",
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          "ref": "1825 May, Mr. Macome, “On the Utility of Natural History”, in The Scots Mechanics' Magazine, and journal of arts, sciences and literature, volume 1, number 5, page 205",
          "text": "I can well perceive in the imperfection of our reasoning powers, a sufficient cause, if not adequate excuse, for differences of opinion on many important matters; but if there be an individual who in contemplating the arrangements of nature, can shut out from his view all idea of a supreme, intelligent, and benevolent cause, I would say that he has been misstationed on this fair world, so deeply impressed with the most marked characters wisdom, beneficence, and love.",
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          "ref": "1978, Qiqing Xiao, The Military Establishment of the Yuan Dynasty, page 62",
          "text": "In 1311 the ministers of the Mobile Secretariat of Chiang-Che pointed out that the troops in Che-chiang had been misstationed and suggested to the court that \"key areas be designated and [troops] be transferred to garrison [them].",
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          "ref": "2023 May 25, “Large-scale exercise \"Air Defender\": Air Force maneuvers could lead to civilian flight cancellations”, in Teller Report",
          "text": "In the latest simulation, the number of misstationed aircraft in the evening had also fallen to zero, a spokesman said.",
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        "To station improperly."
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          "ref": "1825 May, Mr. Macome, “On the Utility of Natural History”, in The Scots Mechanics' Magazine, and journal of arts, sciences and literature, volume 1, number 5, page 205",
          "text": "I can well perceive in the imperfection of our reasoning powers, a sufficient cause, if not adequate excuse, for differences of opinion on many important matters; but if there be an individual who in contemplating the arrangements of nature, can shut out from his view all idea of a supreme, intelligent, and benevolent cause, I would say that he has been misstationed on this fair world, so deeply impressed with the most marked characters wisdom, beneficence, and love.",
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