wrong in Kashmiri कॉशुर
wrong in Malayalam മലയാളം
wrong in Sindhi سنڌي
wrong in English
- wrong⇄adj. 1. not right; bad; unjust; unlawful.
Ex. It is wrong to tell lies. Stealing is wrong.
(SYN) wicked, reprehensible.
2a. not true; not correct; not what it should be.
Ex. He gave the wrong answer.
(SYN) incorrect, inac - wrong⇄adv. in a wrong manner; in the wrong direction; badly; astray.
Ex. Tintoret ... may lead you wrong if you don't understand him (Ruskin). - wrong⇄adv. wrongly.
- wrong⇄expr. go wrong,
a. to turn out badly.
Ex. Everything went wrong today.
b. to make a mistake.
Ex. You can't go wrong in buying this bargain.
c. to stop being good and become bad.
Ex. Thus men go wrong ... ; Bend the - wrong⇄expr. in the wrong, wrong.
Ex. I quarrelled with her last night. I was quite in the wrong (Henry Kingsley). - wrong⇄noun wrongness.
- wrong⇄noun 1. anything not right; wrong thing or action.
Ex. to know right from wrong. Two wrongs do not make a right.
(SYN) evil, sin, misdemeanor.
2. injustice; injury; harm.
Ex. You do an honest man a wrong to call him a liar or a - wrong⇄v.t. 1. to do wrong to; treat unfairly; injure.
Ex. He forgave those who had wronged him.
(SYN) harm, maltreat, abuse, oppress.
2. to discredit or dishonor, unjustly, as by statement or opinion; impute evil to undeservedly.
3. - wrong⇄wrong, adjective, adverb, noun, verb.