1. present participle of misadd; to add incorrectly or make an error in addition

1. the act or instance of adding incorrectly; an arithmetic error in addition

Examples

• She was misadding the numbers on the spreadsheet, which led to an incorrect total.
• The accountant caught the misadding in the quarterly report before it was submitted.
• By misadding the expenses, the budget forecast became unreliable.
• He realized he was misadding when the final sum didn't match the expected amount.
• The misadding of the test scores resulted in an incorrect class average.
• Careful review prevented misadding in the financial records.