wrongly Antonyms
Strongest:
- correctly
- well
- right
- appropriately
- rightly
- properly
- perfectly
- right
- well
- aptly
- suitably
- fittingly
- correctly
- fittingly
- suitably
- perfectly
- appropriately
- properly
- rightly
- aptly
Strong:
- adequately
- meaningfully
- sensibly
- meaningfully
- adequately
- sensibly
- satisfactorily
- sufficiently
- satisfactorily
- pertinently
- sufficiently
- infallibly
- infallibly
- pertinently
Weak:
Meaning of wrongly
wrongly (r)
without justice or fairness
in an inaccurate manner
wrongly (adv.)
In a wrong manner; unjustly; erroneously; wrong; amiss; as, he judges wrongly of my motives.
wrongly Sentence Examples
- I inadvertently used your toothbrush wrongly, mistaking it for my own.
- The mechanic wrongly installed the engine, leading to car trouble.
- The judge wrongly convicted the innocent man, based on faulty evidence.
- She wrongly accused her friend of stealing, without any proof.
- The teacher wrongly marked the student's assignment, failing to give them credit for their work.
- The politician wrongly promised to lower taxes, despite knowing it was unfeasible.
- The company wrongly terminated its employee, violating their labor rights.
- The cashier wrongly charged me double for the groceries, resulting in an overpayment.
- The doctor wrongly prescribed the medication, causing an allergic reaction in the patient.
- The weather forecast wrongly predicted rain, leaving beachgoers disappointed.
FAQs About the word wrongly
without justice or fairness, in an inaccurate mannerIn a wrong manner; unjustly; erroneously; wrong; amiss; as, he judges wrongly of my motives.
incorrectly, mistakenly, erroneously, inaptly, improperly, unsuitably,inaccurately, faultily, inappropriately, irrelevantly
correctly, well, right, appropriately, rightly, properly, perfectly, right, well, aptly
I inadvertently used your toothbrush wrongly, mistaking it for my own.
The mechanic wrongly installed the engine, leading to car trouble.
The judge wrongly convicted the innocent man, based on faulty evidence.
She wrongly accused her friend of stealing, without any proof.
