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Synonym for "wrong"

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The synonym wrong synonymous definition words:
wrong [verb]
means "activity"
harm, injure, abuse, oppress, maltreat, aggrieve, defraud, persecute
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wrong [noun]
means "state"
immorality, misdoing, evil, misdeed, wickedness, sin, vice, inequity
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wrong [adjective]
means "property"
inappropriate, improper, unfit, unsuitable, awkward, misplaced, incongruous, gauche, erroneous, false, inaccurate, untrue, incorrect, mistaken, faulty
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wrong [adjective]
means "behaviour"
corrupt, iniquitous, immoral, bad, unjust, crooked, dishonest, depraved
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abuse [verb]
means "harm"
mistreat, wrong, molest, hurt, ill-use, maltreat
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amiss [object]
means "astray"
awry, badly, wrong
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astray [object]
means "property"
wrong, faulty, unfair, amiss, erroneous, erring
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awry [adjective]
means "astray"
amiss, badly, wrong
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bad [adjective]
means "characteristic"
evil, wicked, vile, sinister, base, wrong
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false [adjective]
means "characteristic"
untrue, wrong
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frightful [adjective]
means "vile"
lewd, wrong, wicked
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harm [noun]
means "practice"
evil, outrage, abuse, wickedness, wrong
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ill [adjective]
means "behaviour"
bad, evil, wicked, wrong, naughty, iniquitous
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ill-advised [adjective]
means "brash"
imprudent, madcap, wrong, confused
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in error [adjective]
means "mistaken"
wrong, inaccurate, flawed, full of bugs, erroneous, fallacious
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incorrect [adjective]
means "inaccurate"
false, inexact, untrue, wrong, erroneous
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iniquitous [adjective]
means "immoral"
wrong
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injure [verb]
means "behaviour"
mistreat, maltreat, abuse, bully, wrong
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injury [noun]
means "matter"
wrong, slight, injustice, outrage
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injustice [noun]
means "inequity"
unfairness, wrong, favouritism
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injustice [noun]
means "grievance"
wrong, injury
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invalid [adjective]
means "null and void"
defective, erroneous, wrong, unconvincing, groundless, illogical
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maltreat [verb]
means "abuse"
ill-treat, misuse, mistreat, ill-use, wrong
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misdeed [noun]
means "transgression"
error, fault, trespass, wrong, offence, crime
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misguided [adjective]
means "mistaken"
confused, erroneous, wrong, faulty, fallacious, wayward
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misplaced [adjective]
means "inappropriate"
improper, unfit, unsuitable, awkward, wrong, incongruous
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mistaken [adjective]
means "off"
wrong, erring, in error, confused
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mistreat [verb]
means "injure"
maltreat, abuse, bully, wrong
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misuse [verb]
means "abuse"
ill-treat, maltreat, mistreat, ill-use, wrong
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null and void [adjective]
means "invalid"
defective, erroneous, wrong, unconvincing, groundless, illogical
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off [adjective]
means "mistake"
wrong, erring, in error, confused
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offense [noun]
means "transgression"
misdemeanour, misdemeanor [US], sin, trespass, wrong
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oppress [verb]
means "abuse"
maltreat, persecute, wrong
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outrage [verb]
means "abuse"
scandalise, scandalize, wrong, jar, injure, affront
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scandalise [verb]
means "abuse"
outrage, scandalize, wrong, jar, injure, affront
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scandalize [verb]
means "abuse"
scandalise, outrage, wrong, jar, injure, affront
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trespass [noun]
means "transgression"
error, fault, misdeed, wrong, offence, crime
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twisted [adjective]
means "perverted"
perplexing, distorted, tangled, wrong, erroneous
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unconvincing [adjective]
means "null and void"
defective, erroneous, wrong, invalid, groundless, illogical
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unethical [adjective]
means "unfair"
dishonest, deceitful, crooked, wrong, immoral
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unfairness [noun]
means "inequity"
injustice, wrong, favouritism
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unfounded [adjective]
means "false"
fallacious, wrong, faulty, invalid, unsound, untenable
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unseemly [adjective]
means "indecorous"
indecent, improper, unbecoming, inappropriate, rough, wrong
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unsound [adjective]
means "false"
fallacious, wrong, faulty, invalid, unfounded, untenable
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untenable [adjective]
means "false"
fallacious, wrong, faulty, invalid, unfounded, unsound
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vicious [adjective]
means "reprehensible"
blameworthy, censurable, improper, wrong
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wicked [adjective]
means "property"
evil, bad, vile, sinister, base, wrong
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wrongdoer [noun]
means "juvenile offender"
offender, miscreant, delinquent, malefactor, law-breaker, reprobate
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wrongdoing [noun]
means "delinquency"
dereliction, culpability, solecism, fault, indiscretion, impropriety, misdeed
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wrongful [adjective]
means "unlawful"
criminal, illegal, illicit, lawless, illegitimate
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wrongly [object]
means "incorrectly"
amiss, mistakenly
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amiss [object]
means "incorrectly"
wrongly
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badly [object]
means "poorly"
crudely, carelessly, weakly, wrongly
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crudely [object]
means "poorly"
badly, carelessly, weakly, wrongly
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delinquency [noun]
means "fault"
culpability, solecism, wrongdoing, indiscretion, impropriety, misdeed
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delinquent [noun]
means "juvenile offender"
offender, miscreant, wrongdoer, malefactor, law-breaker, reprobate
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evildoer [noun]
means "one who does evil"
malefactor, wrongdoer, criminal, sinner
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fault [noun]
means "deed"
delinquency, culpability, solecism, wrongdoing, indiscretion, impropriety
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ghetto [noun]
means "place"
slum, wrong side of the tracks
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illegitimate [adjective]
means "unlawful"
criminal, illegal, illicit, lawless, wrongful
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incorrectly [object]
means "amiss"
wrongly
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inequitable [adjective]
means "unjust"
unfair, injurious, iniquitous, biased, wrongful, prejudicial
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injurious [adjective]
means "unjust"
unfair, inequitable, iniquitous, biased, wrongful, prejudicial
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malefactor [noun]
means "juvenile offender"
offender, miscreant, wrongdoer, delinquent, law-breaker, reprobate
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misbehavior [noun]
means "misconduct"
mischief, transgression, defiance, naughtiness, disobedience, wrongdoing
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miscreant [noun]
means "juvenile offender"
offender, delinquent, wrongdoer, malefactor, law-breaker, reprobate
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misdoing [noun]
means "misconduct"
wrongdoing, misbehavior, misdeed, mistake, fault, betrayal
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misnomer [noun]
means "inapplicable designation"
misnaming, miscalling, wrong name, mislabelling, mistitling, mistake
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offender [noun]
means "juvenile offender"
delinquent, miscreant, wrongdoer, malefactor, law-breaker, reprobate
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prejudicial [adjective]
means "unjust"
unfair, inequitable, iniquitous, biased, wrongful, injurious
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sin [noun]
means "deed"
vice, wrongdoing
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solecism [noun]
means "delinquency"
culpability, fault, wrongdoing, indiscretion, impropriety, misdeed
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transgressor [noun]
means "offender"
wrongdoer, sinner, criminal, culprit
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