Antonyms for mismatch
mɪsˈmætʃ; for 2 also ˈmɪsˌmætʃmis·match

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Princeton's WordNet

1. mismatchverb

   a bad or unsuitable match

2. mismatchverb

   match badly; match two objects or people that do not go together

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1. Salim Abdool Karim:

   We're going to face many challenges in the short term, and principally the equation is we have 8 billion people that need two doses of most of the vaccines, and we've only produced about a billion so far, so we do have a mismatch between the demand and the supply.

2. Karen Chapple:

   We have high tech jobs which generate a lot of service jobs : hair-cutting salons, nail salons and masseuses, yoga studios and dog care, high-end jobs and low-end jobs [ are ] created at the same time, but you have a housing market that is really only producing for folks at the high end of the scale. There is a mismatch.

3. United States:

   There's a fear that moving too quickly on inter-Korean relations will undermine United States efforts to maintain pressure on North Korea to denuclearize and prematurely open the door to renewed economic engagements, it's a dynamic that comes from a long-standing mismatch in outlook between Seoul, which prioritizes peace and stability in its immediate neighborhood, and Washington -- which has an overwhelming focus on denuclearization.

4. Zhang Gang:

   Investors must note that those leading shares can be very risky if corporate fundamentals cannot match price surges in a brief period, and such mismatch is often the case.

5. Tyson Tuttle:

   We have a mismatch of capital in the semiconductor industry.

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