1. to create badly or imperfectly
Usage: archaic

Examples

• The artist felt he had miscreated the sculpture’s proportions.
• Ancient texts warned against attempting to miscreate life through forbidden arts.
• The playwright worried that rushed revisions would miscreate his original vision.
• Medieval alchemists feared they might miscreate their experiments.
• The craftsman refused to miscreate the delicate mechanism through haste.