misconcern

English

Etymology

From mis- +‎ concern.

Noun

misconcern (uncountable)

1. A false, wrong, or incorrect concern
   • 1958, American Scientist, volumes 46-47, page 520:

     When such concerns are elevated from their preliminary status to an ultimate level they become idolatrous misconcern, or judgment which was in error; in other words, we have an example of existential or religious untruth.

   • 2006, Patent Law Perspectives - Volume 8:

     The court's misconcern with this competitive advantage and its improper condemnation of it is made clear from the following observation: [...]