1. to divide or distribute incorrectly or unfairly
Usage: archaic or rare
2. to separate or part in the wrong way or at the wrong time
Usage: archaic or rare

Examples

• The executor was accused of misparting the estate among the heirs.
• He misparted the inheritance, giving more to one child than another.
• The agreement was voided because the assets were misparted.
• They misparted ways under unfortunate circumstances.