Misplaced
Misplaced adjective - No longer possessed.
Released and misplaced are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Released" instead a verb "Misplaced".
Nearby Words: misplacement, misplacing
Both words in one sentence
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Technically these are "introduced" rather than misplaced — They were released as pets and have become feral versus winding up in the wrong place due to some natural phenomenon.
Source: Misplaced Wildlife -
Alas, before EtD was even released, he died.So the uncompleted footage for The Game of Death sat and collected dust, with some of it being misplaced and Lost Forever.
Source: Film / Game of Death -
Misplaced Nationalism: Considering the first Generals game was released right during the buildup to the American-led invasion of Iraq, this game attracted a megaton of vitriol.
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