Merriam-Webster's Dictionary and Thesaurus - Merriam-Webster [1577]
[3] erroneous, false, inaccurate, incorrect, inexact, invalid, off, unsound, untrue—more at FALSE
[4] bad, deficient, inferior, lousy, off, poor, punk, rotten, substandard, unacceptable, unsatisfactory, wanting, wretched—more at BAD
3wrong adverb 1 : in a mistaken or erroneous manner
2 : in a wrong direction, manner, or relation
Synonyms
afield, amiss, astray, awry; also badly; faultily, improperly, incorrectly, mistakenly, wrongly; inadequately, insufficiently
Antonyms
aright, right, well
4wrong verb wronged; wrong·ing 1 : to do wrong to : INJURE, HARM
2 : to treat unjustly : DISHONOR, MALIGN
wrong·do·er noun : a person who does wrong and esp. moral wrong
Synonyms
evildoer, malefactor, sinner—more at EVILDOER
wrong·do·ing noun : the act or action of doing wrong
Synonyms
breach, crime, error, malefaction, misdeed, misdoing, offense, sin, transgression, trespass, violation—more at OFFENSE
malfeasance, misbehavior, misconduct, misdoing—more at MISCONDUCT
wrong·ful adjective 1 : WRONG, UNJUST
2 : having no legal sanction : UNLAWFUL
— wrong·ful·ly adverb
— wrong·ful·ness noun
Synonyms
criminal, illegal, illegitimate, illicit, unlawful—more at ILLEGAL
wrong·head·ed adjective : stubborn in clinging to wrong opinion or principles
— wrong·head·ed·ly adverb
— wrong·head·ed·ness noun
wrong·ly adverb : in a bad, incorrect, inappropriate, or unsuitable manner
Synonyms
amiss, erroneously, faultily, improperly, inaptly, incorrectly, mistakenly; also fallibly, imperfectly; extraneously, senselessly; inadequately, insufficiently; foolishly, unwisely
Antonyms
appropriately, aptly, correctly, fittingly, properly, right, rightly, suitably
wrote past of WRITE
wroth adjective : filled with wrath : ANGRY
wrought adjective [ORIGIN: ME, fr. pp. of worken to work]
1 : FASHIONED, FORMED 2 : ORNAMENTED 3 : beaten into shape by tools : HAMMERED <~ metals> 4 : deeply stirred : EXCITED wrung past and past participle of WRING wry adjective wry·er ; wry·est 1 : having a bent or twisted shape ; also : turned abnormally to one side : CONTORTED 2 : cleverly and often ironically humorous — wry·ly adverb — wry·ness noun wry·neck noun 1 : either of two Old World woodpeckers that differ from typical woodpeckers in having a peculiar manner of twisting the head and neck 2 : an abnormal twisting of the neck and head to one side caused by muscle spasms WSW abbreviation west-southwest wt abbreviation weight wurst noun : SAUSAGE wuss noun : WIMP — wussy adjective WV or W Va abbreviation West Virginia WW abbreviation World War w/w abbreviation wall-to-wall WY or Wyo abbreviation Wyoming WYS·I·WYG adjective [ORIGIN: what you see is what you get] : of, relating to, or being a computer display that shows a document exactly as it will appear when printed out X 1x noun, plural x's or xs often cap 1 : the 24th letter of the English alphabet 2 : an unknown quantity 2x verb x-ed also x'd or xed ; x-ing or x'ing : to cancel or obliterate with a series of x's — usu. used with out 3x abbreviation 1 ex 2 experimental 3 extra 4x symbol 1 times <3 x 2 is 6>