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phraseIf someone who is involved in an argument or dispute has behaved in a way which is morally or legally wrong, you can say that they are in the wrong. He didn't press charges because he was in the wrong. She was the one in the wrong. Synonyms: guilty, mistaken, at fault, off course More Synonyms of in the wrong See full dictionary entry for wrongin the wrong in British English See full dictionary entry for wrong in the wrong in American English not on the side supported by truth, justice, etc. See full dictionary entry for wrong Examples of 'in the wrong' in a sentencein the wrong The wrong tree in the wrong place can become a nightmare.The more information you disclose the more likely it can be used in the wrong way.For sure cyclists can be in the wrong a lot of the time.Running in the wrong shoe can result in foot, knee, hip and back problems.With more than 30 million vehicles on our roads, one vehicle parked in the wrong place can cause a jam.There's a risk you can land in the wrong place in the box and I began to have that feeling. Definition mistaken or guilty He didn't argue because he knew he was in the wrong. Synonyms off course off target in error to be blamed off beam (informal) blameworthy See wrongAdditional synonymsDefinition to be to blame for something wrong She didn't accept that she was at fault. Synonyms guilty, responsible, to blame, accountable, in the wrong, culpable, answerable, blamableDefinition wrong in opinion or judgment I see I was mistaken about you. Synonyms wrong, incorrect, misled, in the wrong, misguided, off the mark, off target, in error, wide of the mark, misinformed, off base (US, Canadian, informal), barking up the wrong tree (informal), off beam (informal), getting the wrong end of the stick (informal), way off beam (informal), under a misapprehension, labouring under a misapprehension Nearby words ofin the wrong - in the wake of
- in the wind
- in the wink of an eye
- in the wrong
- in theory
- in this day and age
- in this regard
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