wrong
//rɒŋ//
Adjective
wrongCanonical form
more wrongComparative
most wrongSuperlative
1
Not correct or true; incorrect or mistaken.
Your answer is wrong.
2
Not morally right or just; unjust or immoral.
It's wrong to steal from others.
3
Not suitable or appropriate for a particular purpose or situation.
You're wearing the wrong shoes for hiking.
4
Not functioning properly or in a normal state.
Something is wrong with my computer.
Adverb
wrongCanonical form
more wrongComparative
most wrongSuperlative
1
In an incorrect or mistaken manner.
I spelled your name wrong.
Noun
wrongSingular
wrongsPlural
1
An unjust, dishonest, or immoral act or situation.
He admitted that he had done wrong.
2
The state of being incorrect or mistaken.
He admitted he was in the wrong.
Verb
wrongInfinitive
wrongPresent tense
wrongedPast tense
wrongedPast participle
wrongingPresent participle
wrongsThird-person singular
1
To treat someone in an unjust or unfair manner.
He felt that his employer had wronged him by not giving him the promotion.