1. Coined or created incorrectly; not properly or authentically made or invented.

1. Past tense and past participle of 'miscoin': to coin or create (a word, phrase, or currency) incorrectly or inaccurately.

Examples

• The miscoined term spread through social media before linguists corrected it.
• He miscoined the phrase, changing its original meaning entirely.
• The counterfeiters miscoined the currency so poorly that it was immediately detected.
• That miscoined word has no basis in standard English dictionaries.
• She miscoined a new expression that nobody understood.
• The miscoined historical account confused students for years.