Definitions of wrong
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To
treat
with
injustice;
to
deprive
of
some
right,
or
to
withhold
some
act
of
justice
from;
to
do
undeserved
harm
to;
to
deal
unjustly
with;
to
injure.
-
To
do
evil
to;
to
harm;
as,
the
untrue
statements
wrong
the
man.
-
To
do
wrong
to:
to
deprive
of
some
right:
to
injure.
-
To
be
unjust
to;
injure.
-
To
injure;
oppress;
misrepresent;
defraud.
-
treat
unjustly;
do
wrong
to
-
To
injure;
to
treat
with
injustice;
to
deprive
of
some
right,
or
to
withhold
some
act
of
justice
from;
to
do
injustice
to
by
imputation;
to
impute
evil
unjustly.
-
To
injure;
to
treat
with
injustice;
to
impute
evil
unjustly.
-
that
which
is
contrary
to
the
principles
of
justice
or
law; "
he
feels
that
you
are
in
the
wrong"
-
That
which
is
not
right;
an
evil
or
injury.
-
Whatever
is
not
right
or
just:
any
injury
done
to
another.
-
Injustice:
injury.
-
An
injury;
mischief;
crime;
error.
-
What
is
wrung
or
turned
aside
from
the
right
or
straight
way
to
the
desired
end;
error;
injury;
injustice.
-
In
a
wrong
manner;
not
rightly;
amiss;
morally
ill;
erroneously;
wrongly.
-
In
a
manner
not
right.
-
Not
rightly.
-
Not
rightly;
amiss;
morally
ill;
erroncously.
-
Not
rightly;
amiss.
-
not
functioning
properly; "
something
is
amiss"; "
has
gone
completely
haywire"; "
the
telephone
is
out
of
order"; "
what's
the
matter
with
your
vacuum
cleaner?"; "
something
is
wrong
with
the
engine"
-
not
correct;
not
in
conformity
with
fact
or
truth; "
an
incorrect
calculation"; "
the
report
in
the
paper
is
wrong"; "
your
information
is
wrong"; "
the
clock
showed
the
wrong
time"; "
found
themselves
on
the
wrong
road"; "
based
on
the
wrong
assumptions"
-
based
on
or
acting
or
judging
in
error; "
it
is
wrong
to
think
that
way"
-
used
of
the
side
of
cloth
or
clothing
intended
to
face
inward; "
socks
worn
wrong
side
out"
-
contrary
to
conscience
or
morality
or
law; "
it
is
wrong
for
the
rich
to
take
advantage
of
the
poor"; "
cheating
is
wrong"; "
it
is
wrong
to
lie"
-
not
in
accord
with
established
usage
or
procedure; "
the
wrong
medicine"; "
the
wrong
way
to
shuck
clams"
-
imp.
of
Wring.
Wrung.
-
Twisted;
wry;
as,
a
wrong
nose.
-
Not
according
to
the
laws
of
good
morals,
whether
divine
or
human;
not
suitable
to
the
highest
and
best
end;
not
morally
right;
deviating
from
rectitude
or
duty;
not
just
or
equitable;
not
true;
not
legal;
as,
a
wrong
practice;
wrong
ideas;
wrong
inclinations
and
desires.
-
Not
fit
or
suitable
to
an
end
or
object;
not
appropriate
for
an
intended
use;
not
according
to
rule;
unsuitable;
improper;
incorrect;
as,
to
hold
a
book
with
the
wrong
end
uppermost;
to
take
the
wrong
way.
-
Not
according
to
truth;
not
conforming
to
fact
or
intent;
not
right;
mistaken;
erroneous;
as,
a
wrong
statement.
-
Designed
to
be
worn
or
placed
inward;
as,
the
wrong
side
of
a
garment
or
of
a
piece
of
cloth.
-
That
which
is
not
right.
-
Deviation
or
departure
from
truth
or
fact;
state
of
falsity;
error;
as,
to
be
in
the
wrong.
-
Whatever
deviates
from
moral
rectitude;
usually,
an
act
that
involves
evil
consequences,
as
one
which
inflicts
injury
on
a
person;
any
injury
done
to,
or
received
from;
another;
a
trespass;
a
violation
of
right.
-
Nonconformity
or
disobedience
to
lawful
authority,
divine
or
human;
deviation
from
duty; -
the
opposite
of
moral
right.
-
Amiss;
out
of
order;
as,
at
the
wrong
time;
not
morally
right;
false;
unjust;
not
lawful;
not
according
to
truth
or
fact;
as,
his
statement
was
wrong;
not
fit
or
suitable;
not
according
to
intention
or
purpose.
-
Not
according
to
rule
or
right:
not
fit
or
suitable:
incorrect:
not
right
or
true.
-
Not
just
or
right;
not
correct;
not
fit.
-
Violating
right
or
justice.
-
Erroneous;
improper.
-
Not
physically
right;
not
fit
or
suitable;
not
appropriate
for
use;
not
morally
right;
deviating
from
rectitude;
not
just
or
equitable;
not
legal;
not
according
to
truth;
erroneous;
in
error.
-
Turned
aside
from
a
straight
line;
not
right;
unfit;
unsuitable;
not
according
to
truth.
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