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Definition of wrongly in English: wronglyadverb ˈrɒŋliˈrɔŋli 1In a way that is incorrect or mistaken. my name is spelled wrongly wrongly interpreted results Example sentencesExamples - The idea is perhaps extrapolated - wrongly - from his famous Interpretation of music of 1954.
- Sappho is standing on the cliff face, ready to do the deed which legend has wrongly attributed to her.
- He 'forgets' to change the colour of his ship's sails from black to white, thus wrongly signalling to his father Aegeus that he has been killed by the Minotaur.
- The agency wrongly assumed incapacity on her part and removed her children from her custody for their protection.
- This portrait caused a temporary rift with Tennyson, who wrongly took it to be aimed at him.
Synonyms incorrectly, mistakenly, by mistake, erroneously, in error, falsely, fallaciously, inaccurately, imprecisely, inappropriately 2In an unjust, dishonest, or immoral way. one who admitted acting wrongly was subsequently fired Henry wrongly claimed £39,000 of taxpayers' money Example sentencesExamples - It was an act of desperate frustration with a public he saw as wrongly withholding its affections.
- These songs were a genre he made wholly his own, and they're quite wrongly and unnecessarily neglected.
- This duo of delirium shows that Milligan may just have been a wrongly mocked defrocked filmmaker.
- On a balance of probabilities a work of art was wrongly taken during the Holocaust and World War II period.
- The common misidentification of the book as an historical account has resulted in it being wrongly criticized for its supposed historical inaccuracy, while its merits as imaginative literature have been overlooked.
Definition of wrongly in US English: wronglyadverbˈrɔŋliˈrôNGlē 1In a way that is incorrect or mistaken. my name is spelled wrongly wrongly interpreted results Example sentencesExamples - Sappho is standing on the cliff face, ready to do the deed which legend has wrongly attributed to her.
- He 'forgets' to change the colour of his ship's sails from black to white, thus wrongly signalling to his father Aegeus that he has been killed by the Minotaur.
- The agency wrongly assumed incapacity on her part and removed her children from her custody for their protection.
- This portrait caused a temporary rift with Tennyson, who wrongly took it to be aimed at him.
- The idea is perhaps extrapolated - wrongly - from his famous Interpretation of music of 1954.
Synonyms incorrectly, mistakenly, by mistake, erroneously, in error, falsely, fallaciously, inaccurately, imprecisely, inappropriately 2In an unjust, dishonest, or immoral way. one who admitted acting wrongly was subsequently fired Henry wrongly claimed $39,000 of taxpayers' money Example sentencesExamples - This duo of delirium shows that Milligan may just have been a wrongly mocked defrocked filmmaker.
- It was an act of desperate frustration with a public he saw as wrongly withholding its affections.
- These songs were a genre he made wholly his own, and they're quite wrongly and unnecessarily neglected.
- The common misidentification of the book as an historical account has resulted in it being wrongly criticized for its supposed historical inaccuracy, while its merits as imaginative literature have been overlooked.
- On a balance of probabilities a work of art was wrongly taken during the Holocaust and World War II period.
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