misselect
verbUK /ˌmɪs.sɪˈlekt/
US /ˌmɪs.sɪˈlekt/
To pick the wrong thing by mistake.
I misselected the red paint instead of the blue one.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To choose something that does not fit the situation.
She misselected a winter coat for a summer trip.
3. To click or mark the wrong option on a screen or form.
He misselected the wrong answer on the quiz.
4. To pick a person for a job or role by error.
The coach misselected a player who was not ready to play.