misplan

verb

1. (transitive)To plan badly or incorrectly.

   “It is possible to misplan and misplan badly.”

   “The current economic meltdown had caused the company to misplan, and the company knew it would be in violation of its credit agreement during the first quarter.”

   “The busy person is likely to commit an even bigger planning error; after all, he is likely still needing to attend to his last project and is more distracted and overwhelmed—a surefire way to misplan.”

noun

1. (rare)A poorly made or inappropriate plan.

   “On the short end, failure is a poor choice: on the long end, the failure is in planning, a misplan.”

   “Unfortunately, due to some odd mistake, misfortune, misplan or whatever, their weapons had been placed on separate shipping and ended up somewhere else in Vietnam.”

   “Misjudgements are sub-divided into misplans and poor choices.”