mismated

He led them through the small living room, put on a pair of shorts and mismated huaraches.

But two people, mismated, have only one chance in this world—to live their tragedy through with dignity.

The lady requires protection, declared the gallant man with the mismated wearing apparel.

Mismated and incompatible in every degree, they glared at each other like sick wretches in the same hospital ward.

Following the hungry question of her mismated eyes, the doctor gravely nodded his head.

They often spoke of the pathetic loneliness of this good-looking, kindly, mismated woman.

The two marvelous and mismated eyes looked at them all and did not see them.

I love them both, yet I feel they are mismated, even if happy.

And Miss Mercedes Howell, for such was her mismated name, seemed to find much in common with my husband.

In the middle of the mantel between two mismated tin candlesticks was a bundle of pawn tickets from the Mont-de-Piété.