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Acting or judging in error

Unjust, dishonest, or immoral

Inappropriate for a given occasion or situation

Being a problem or trouble

Defective in some way

Denoting the side of a piece of cloth that faces inwards

Not having a sound state of mind

Failing to give the proper care and attention that is required

Of or pertaining to perjury

Lopsided, not even or balanced

Done in an incorrect manner or with an incorrect result

Into error or morally questionable behavior

In an unfavorable or inauspicious manner

An unjust, dishonest, or immoral act

The nature of an act that is unjust, dishonest, or immoral

The state or quality of being obscene

Physical, mental or emotional injury to a person

An aspect of something that is not accurate

An act involving fraud or deception

A grievance or grudge

The unjust or prejudicial treatment of different categories of people

To mistreat or do an injustice to

To cause anguish or distress to, typically with ill-treatment

To put down or control by cruelty or force

To treat someone or something badly or unkindly

To put in an unfavorable position in relation to someone or something else

To arouse intense anger in

To cause damage or harm to

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Adjective

Acting or judging in error

without foundation

wide of the mark

out of commission

on the wrong track

unsubstantiated

inconsequential

misrepresentative

economical with the truth

open to question

off the right track

contrary to fact

not trustworthy

wrongly inferred

terminologically inexact

not thinking straight

wrongly identified

barking up wrong tree

labouring under a misapprehension

barking up the wrong tree

unstraightforward

counterintuitive

to all intents and purposes

self-contradictory

not making sense

beyond the bounds of possibility

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“The information you have provided to the public is wrong and may have serious repercussions.”

Adjective

Unjust, dishonest, or immoral

dishonourable^UK

under-the-table

against the law

dishonorable^US

beyond the pale

without justification

beyond contempt

beneath contempt

unauthorized^US

unauthorised^UK

deserving blame

double-crossing

against the rules

good-for-nothing

under the counter

ill-disciplined

full of mischief

demoralizing^US

demoralising^UK

unconscientious

without scruples

attention-seeking

without standards

disproportionate

insurrectionary

caught red-handed

off straight and narrow

caught in the act

out of proportion

under-the-counter

under the table

contrary to law

in violation of law

without law and order

caught in flagrante

unfavourable^UK

unconstitutional

evil-intentioned

Mephistophelian

disadvantageous

counterproductive

gone to the dogs

environmentally unfriendly

stick out like sore thumb

mephistophelean

in the fast lane

highly improper

lacking restraint

pleasure-seeking

ill-intentioned

gossip-mongering

accidentally on purpose

untrammelled^UK

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“Snow White's stepmother was wrong to try to deceive and kill her.”

Adjective

Inappropriate for a given occasion or situation

disproportionate

beyond the pale

lacking in propriety

disadvantageous

unfavourable^UK

against the rules

contrary to the rules

out of character

not good enough

not up to scratch

inappropriate to

not designed for

not up to snuff

out of its element

uncomplimentary

not recommended

nothing to do with it

neither here nor there

beside the point

standing out a mile

sticking out a mile

like a fish out of water

not good enough for

ill-thought-out

mutually exclusive

out of place with

out of character with

whale of difference

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“This is exactly the kind of response you get when you ask a wrong question.”

Adjective

Being a problem or trouble

out of commission

not as it should be

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“Can anyone tell me what is wrong with that paragraph and why it is self-refuting?”

Adjective

Defective in some way

dissatisfactory

not up to scratch

not up to snuff

a load of pants

leaving much to be desired

not up to standard

bargain-basement

not good enough

not up to expectations

no great shakes

leaving a lot to be desired

strictly for the birds

less-than-stellar

of poor quality

good-for-nothing

cheap and nasty

ill-favoured^UK

less than ideal

inconsequential

twopenny-halfpenny

foolish-looking

end-of-the-pier

scarcely credible

in short supply

beyond the pale

hard to believe

too little too late

hard to swallow

less than satisfactory

less than optimal

dishonorable^US

undistinguished

disadvantageous

dishonourable^UK

bottom-of-barrel

not appropriate for

in poor condition

unprepossessing

difficult to believe

not all it's cracked up to be

unsubstantiated

won't hold water

self-contradictory

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“This steak just tastes wrong, as if the meat was stale when you cooked it.”

Adjective

Denoting the side of a piece of cloth that faces inwards

“Lay the curtain out flat with the wrong side uppermost.”

Adjective

Not having a sound state of mind

non compos mentis

of unsound mind

mad as a hatter

stark raving mad

nutty as a fruitcake

around the bend

sick in the head

off your rocker

out of one's mind

crazy as a loon

off one's gourd

in another world

psychopathological

not right upstairs

as daft as a brush

deprived of one's wits

severely mentally ill

having a screw loose

one card shy of a full deck

not quite right in the head

foaming at the mouth

not right in the head

with a screw loose

a few cards shy of a full deck

off the deep end

as mad as a hatter

one sandwich short of a picnic

manic-depressive

stark staring mad

not the full shilling

off your trolley

mad as a March hare

a few sandwiches short of a picnic

round the twist

out of one's tree

as mad as a March hare

away with the fairies

having kangaroos in the top paddock

not of sound mind

mentally deranged

out of one's gourd

have bats in the belfry

have kangaroos in the top paddock

have a screw loose

out of one's head

not in your right mind

daft as a brush

touched in the head

out of one's skull

few X short of a Y

out of one's box

severely mentally disordered

two sandwiches short of a picnic

mentally unbalanced

out of your mind

soft in the head

through the roof

from doolally tap

not knowing what to do with oneself

out of one's wit

beside yourself

hot under the collar

at the end of your tether

in a cold sweat

hot and bothered

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Adjective

Failing to give the proper care and attention that is required

disorganised^UK

disorganized^US

thrown together

couldn't care less

all over the shop

all over the place

undiscriminating

catch-as-catch-can

without purpose

without direction

couldn't-care-less

trial and error

failing to take proper care

asleep at switch

walking through it

going through the motions

undifferentiating

higgledy-piggledy

badly organized

procrastinative

asleep at the wheel

thrown-together

asleep on the job

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Adjective

Of or pertaining to perjury

double-crossing

committing perjury

extracurricular

snake in the grass

dishonourable^UK

dishonorable^US

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Adjective

Lopsided, not even or balanced

out of alignment

at an oblique angle

disproportionate

misproportioned

disproportional

ill-proportioned

lacking correspondence

not proportionate

unevenly balanced

unevenly aligned

wrongly aligned

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Adverb

Done in an incorrect manner or with an incorrect result

unfavourably^UK

“He kept doing it wrong and I had to repeatedly correct him.”

Adverb

Into error or morally questionable behavior

Adverb

In an unfavorable or inauspicious manner

unfavourably^UK

unsatisfactorily

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Noun

An unjust, dishonest, or immoral act

misdemeanour^UK

misbehaviour^UK

act of brutality

act of savagery

act of wickedness

breach of the law

violation of the law

infraction of the law

criminal action

slap in the face

mischievousness

act of dereliction

act of misconduct

breach of conduct

act of violence

kick in the teeth

fall from grace

mischief-making

criminal offense

moral transgression

act of barbarity

short end of the pineapple

short end of the stick

breaking of the law

taking advantage

criminal activity

criminal violence

a criminal offence

domestic violence

rough treatment

indecent assault

left-handed compliment

backhanded compliment

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“Forgiveness is the act of setting someone free from an obligation to you that is a result of a wrong done against you.”

Noun

The nature of an act that is unjust, dishonest, or immoral

unscrupulousness

misdemeanour^UK

unrighteousness

dishonourableness

mischievousness

reprehensibility

misbehaviour^UK

act of wickedness

fall from grace

antisocial behavior

clandestineness

unlawful activity

mischief-making

immoral behaviour

contemptibility

disreputableness

inequitableness

unreasonableness

travesty of justice

self-indulgence

demoralization^US

demoralisation^UK

irreligiousness

lack of principles

irresponsibility

lack of restraint

insubordination

sacrilegiousness

monkey business

unprofessionalism

lack of control

underhandedness

intemperateness

presumptuousness

unethical behaviour

pleasure-seeking

life in fast lane

reprehensibleness

unwholesomeness

uninhibitedness

lack of self-control

thoughtlessness

inappropriateness

unacceptability

self-gratification

going to hell in handbasket

life in the fast lane

dereliction of duty

breach of ethics

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“They knew the difference between right and wrong.”

Noun

The state or quality of being obscene

unwholesomeness

four-letter word

self-indulgence

lack of principles

demoralization^US

demoralisation^UK

life in fast lane

pleasure-seeking

lack of restraint

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Noun

Physical, mental or emotional injury to a person

undesirable consequence

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Noun

An aspect of something that is not accurate

typographical error

slip of the tongue

slip of the pen

printer's error

misapprehension

misinterpretation

misunderstanding

error of judgment

underestimation

misconstruction

breach of etiquette

keyboarding error

typesetting error

printing mistake

typesetting mistake

keyboarding mistake

typographical mistake

wrong impression

incomprehension

dumb thing to do

false impression

poor decision-making

dropping the ball

inappropriate behaviour

social indiscretion

putting foot in mouth

foot in the mouth

grammatical mistake

error of judgement

misreading of the situation

misconfiguration

mistaken belief

false interpretation

lapse of etiquette

colossal blunder

blunder in etiquette

poor configuration

mispronunciation

wrong configuration

chink in your armour

yielding to temptation

fall from grace

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Noun

An act involving fraud or deception

misrepresentation

smoke and mirrors

confidence trick

confidence game

bit of sharp practice

fraudulent scheme

monkey business

piece of deception

sanctimoniousness

daylight robbery

hypocritical talk

hypocritical behaviour

underhandedness

bait and switch

sleight of hand

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Noun

A grievance or grudge

bone of contention

Noun

The unjust or prejudicial treatment of different categories of people

narrow-mindedness

narrowmindedness

small-mindedness

unfair preference

tendentiousness

opinionatedness

preferential treatment

preferentialism

racial discrimination

ethnocentricity

superpatriotism

blind patriotism

unfair treatment

double standard

jobs for the boys

keeping it in the family

unreasonableness

social prejudice

class prejudice

old boy network

racial prejudice

blinkered attitude

blinkered approach

ethnic discrimination

racial intolerance

monoculturalism

cultural homogeneity

social monoculturalism

two sets of rules

sexual discrimination

rules for thee but not for me

inconsistent rules

contradictory standard

contrasting principles

different standards

dislike of foreigners

race discrimination

special treatment

positive discrimination

reverse discrimination

looking after one's own

excessive nationalism

excessive patriotism

excessive loyalty

fanatical patriotism

social injustice

objectification

social inequality

social discrimination

social inequity

gender inequality

unrepresentativeness

preconceived notion

preconceived idea

right of appointment

unfair advantage

power of appointment

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Verb

To mistreat or do an injustice to

“The old lady would wrong the young boy by accusing him of a crime he did not commit.”

Verb

To cause anguish or distress to, typically with ill-treatment

discriminate against

inflict pain on

inflict suffering on

get the knife into

stick the knife into

cause suffering to

give someone grief

inflict anguish on

cause anguish to

give a hard time

cut to the quick

weigh heavily on

cause discomfort to

drive up the wall

weigh heavily on one's mind

cause anxiety to

be a great weight on

weigh heavily on someone's mind

bend someone's ear

cause disquiet to

be the victim of

be afflicted with

be plagued with

mess with someone's head

do someone's head in

be blighted with

be burdened with

be bedevilled by

break one's heart

come back to haunt

put into a funk

put a damper on

break the heart of

be a weight on one's mind

make severe demands on

put a strain on

make demands on

cause concern to

make uncomfortable

cause trouble to

arouse anxiety in

throw off balance

be on one's case

make it tough for

give offence to

hurt somebody's feelings

hurt the feelings of

prey on your mind

be a weight on someone's mind

put the squeeze on

cause discomfort

jump on one's case

give the business

give a bad time

take the mickey

give the needle

get on the nerves of

get in the hair of

be on the back of

take the piss out of

be uncomfortable

be excruciating

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Verb

To put down or control by cruelty or force

ride roughshod over

trample underfoot

weigh heavy upon

rule with a rod of iron

rule with an iron hand

keep under thumb

bring someone to their knees

rule despotically

have someone under your thumb

keep in subjection

keep in submission

play the heavy with

take away someone's human rights

use strong-arm tactics on

gain mastery over

gain ascendancy over

gain control of

render incapable

render powerless

render helpless

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Verb

To treat someone or something badly or unkindly

be violent toward

take advantage of

do an injustice to

step on the toes of

give no quarter

lay a bad trip on

hit where one lives

inflict suffering on

inflict pain on

cause injury to

lay a finger on

play the heavy with

ride roughshod over

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Verb

To put in an unfavorable position in relation to someone or something else

place at a disadvantage

treat unfavourably

give a disadvantage to

put at a disadvantage

put in an unfavourable position

do a disservice to

inflict a handicap on

put out of commission

give disadvantage

throw a spanner in the works

throw a monkey wrench in the works of

get in the way of

cramp one's style

stand in the way of

give a hard time

cramp someone's style

put the kibosh on

be a hindrance to

tie someone's hands

put straitjacket on

throw monkey wrench in

impose limits on

prevent from making progress

keep within bounds

tie one's hands

not allow to go beyond

keep within the limits of

queer someone's pitch

throw a spoke in the wheel of

put the brakes on

bring to screeching halt

give the run around

throw a monkey wrench into

put on back burner

drag through the mud

clip one's wings

queer the pitch of

poke full of holes

put at an unfair disadvantage

unfairly disadvantage

stem the flow of

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Verb

To arouse intense anger in

be an affront to

give offence to

cause offence to

cause offense to

make your blood boil

put someone's nose out of joint

rub up the wrong way

drive up the wall

make someone see red

put your back up

get under your skin

get your back up

get on your nerves

make somebody's hackles rise

give someone the hump

ruffle one's feathers

rub the wrong way

cut to the quick

get in your hair

send into a rage

raise your hackles

hurt somebody's feelings

get your dander up

make you see red

distress greatly

make one's hair stand on end

give someone the pip

rattle someone's cage

get on one's nerves

get up someone's nose

drive to distraction

get on your wick

give a hard time

try your patience

be a pain in the neck

be a thorn in someone's side

get your hackles up

rub you up the wrong way

get on the wrong side of

make an enemy of somebody

be like a red rag to a bull

raise eyebrows amongst

cause raised eyebrows

cause suffering

lose one's temper

irritate greatly

get a rise out of

be a thorn in someone's flesh

cause a few raised eyebrows amongst

be disagreeable to

push the buttons of

cause resentment to

cause annoyance to

drive round the bend

throw off balance

drive round the twist

give the cold shoulder

tread on someone's toes

be disagreeable

hit where one lives

drive you out of your mind

drive you to distraction

drive you round the bend

make somebody's blood boil

drive you crazy

drive you round the twist

give someone grief

give a bad time

be on your back

be on the back of

get across someone

drive you up the wall

set one's teeth on edge

try the patience of

cause anguish to

stick in one's craw

break the heart of

upset the applecart

make things hot for someone

be on one's case

make it hot for someone

hit a sour note

stroke someone's hair the wrong way

get someone's wick

work into lather

be a nuisance to

push someon's buttons

arouse hostility in

run up the wrong way

rasp one's nerves

take a rise out of

make someone fed up

have had enough

make discontented

exhaust someone's patience

break one's heart

prey on your mind

occupy thoughts

do someone's head in

make someone scratch their head

bend someone's ear

breathe down someone's neck

put into a funk

put a damper on

get on someone's case

take the mickey

get on the nerves of

get in the hair of

take the piss out of

put someone off their stroke

put into a flap

throw into a tizz

rattle one's cage

cause someone to lose their composure

throw into tizzy

eat away at one's mind

cause annoyance

cause suffering to

make one's heart bleed

cause bitterness

cause resentment

gnaw at one's mind

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Verb

To cause damage or harm to

play havoc with

play merry hell with

drive a nail into the coffin of

deliver a blow to

be detrimental to

put the kibosh on

bring to naught

put in jeopardy

expose to danger

leave vulnerable

pose a threat to

put out of action

cause detriment to

be prejudicial to

have a bad effect on

have a negative effect on

put a damper on

be disadvantageous to

be deleterious to

put out of commission

make unattractive

lay on the line

reduce to rubble

leave defenseless

put someone's life on the line

be a blot on the landscape

throw a monkey wrench into

pull the rug out from under

distort the shape of

bend out of shape

be careless with

subject to loss

cause the loss of

cause the sacrifice of

result in harm to

strike at the foundations

have a negative impact on

run onto the rocks

damage beyond repair

result in damage to

lead to the end of

exert influence on

have an effect on

have an impact on

take the edge off

sap the strength of

put on the line

leave unprotected

bring to an end

rain on someone's parade

knock the stuffing out of

throw a spanner in the works

throw a monkey wrench in the works of

reduce to nothing

bring to nothing

wreak havoc upon

treat sacrilegiously

cause injury to

treat with disrespect

commit sacrilege

commit sacrilege against

blaspheme against

place a limit on

raze to the ground

become deformed

go out of shape

become distorted

become misshapen

be violent toward

place in danger

put under suspicion

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