misplace
//ˌmɪsˈpleɪs//
Verb
misplaceInfinitive
misplacePresent tense
misplacedPast tense
misplacedPast participle
misplacingPresent participle
misplacesThird-person singular
1
To put something in the wrong place and be unable to find it temporarily.
I misplaced my keys and spent an hour looking for them.
2
To give trust, confidence, or affection to someone or something undeserving.
She misplaced her trust in someone who only wanted to use her.