wrong

wrong
I
adj.

1) completely, dead (colloq.), totally wrong

2) wrong in (I was wrong in going there)

3) wrong to + inf. (it was wrong of them to gossip = they were wrong to gossip; I was wrong to disregard your advice; it is wrong to lie)

4) wrong with (what's wrong with her?)

5) (misc.) everything went wrong

II

adv. to go wrong

III
n.

1) to do (smb.) wrong

2) to redress, right, undo a wrong

3) a grievous; irreparable wrong

4) in the wrong (you were in the wrong)

5) (misc.) two wrongs do not make a right; to know right from wrong

* * *
[rɒŋ]
irreparable wrong
to know right from wrong
totally wrong
undo a wrong
dead (colloq.)
(misc.) everything went wrong
(misc.) two wrongs do not make a right
a grievous
completely
to do (smb.) wrong
to go wrong
to redress
wrong in (I was wrong in going there)
wrong to + inf. (it was wrong of them to gossip = they were wrong to gossip; I was wrong to disregard your advice; it is wrong to lie)
wrong with (what's wrong with her?)
in the wrong (you were in the wrong)

Combinatory dictionary. 2013.

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