ill-sorted

[ il-sawr-tid ]

/ ˈɪlˈsɔr tɪd /

badly matched; poorly arranged.

Origin of ill-sorted

First recorded in 1685–95

The classes themselves are ill-sorted and often troublesome, and are usually unwieldy by reason of their size.

Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science |Various
Madame Voss was certainly nearly twenty years younger than her husband, and yet the pair did not look to be ill-sorted.

The Golden Lion of Granpere |Anthony Trollope
With a heavier heart than that with which she reached it, Margaret leaves the bench and its ill-sorted occupants.

Doctor Cupid |Rhoda Broughton
They walked along in silence, the most ill-sorted pair that you might hope to find in all that higgledy-piggledy city.

Cheerful--By Request |Edna Ferber

Indeed, he is a crowd—a crowd of alien and ill-sorted ancestors.

Not Guilty |Robert Blatchford

ill-sorted

badly arranged or matched; ill-assorted