Not as it should be; not in accordance with what is considered morally correct, appropriate, etc… Applied to an element, aspect, or attribute of…

out of harre: out of joint, out of order.

Not right or satisfactory in state or order; in unsatisfactory or bad condition; amiss.

Chiefly in predicative use. Not in accordance with the proper or desirable order of society, morality, etc.; inappropriate, unsuitable, improper. Obs…

Devoted to or bestowed on a wrong or inappropriate object; out-of-place, unseasonable.

figurative. Turned from the right course, wide of the mark, perverted, wrong. awry from: opposed to.

Out of harmony; askew, awry; in a confused or mixed-up state. Chiefly in predicative use.

off the rails: out of the proper or normal condition, off the usual or expected course.

In predicative use: that is awry, wrong; askew, oblique.

Awry, amiss; usually in to go blooey. Also as int.

Not quite in the centre; (figurative) not conforming to the expected or the norm; quirky, eccentric, odd.

North American. In predicative use: off-target; misguided, mistaken, wrong.

Away from a target; so as to miss or fail to reach a target or goal (literally or figuratively). Also as adj. (attributive): that misses or fails…

Wrong, mistaken.