ADVERB | all | amiss, awry | away from the correct or expected course / course |
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all | amiss | in an improper or mistaken / mistaken or unfortunate manner | |
all | amiss, imperfectly | in an imperfect or faulty way | |
ADJECTIVE | all | amiss, awry, haywire, wrong | not functioning properly |
Sounds | ahmih's | |
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Rhymes | abyss ... worthiness: 194 rhymes with ihs... |
Meaning | not functioning properly. | |
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Example | "something is amiss" | |
Synonyms | awry, haywire, wrong | |
Broader | malfunctioning, nonfunctional | not performing or able to perform its regular function |
Spanish | averiado, estropeado, mal | |
Catalan | avariat, espatllat |
Meaning | Away from the correct or expected course / course. | |
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Example | "something went badly amiss in the preparations" | |
Synonym | awry | |
Spanish | mal |
Meaning | In an improper or mistaken / mistaken or unfortunate manner. | |
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Examples |
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Spanish | mal |
Meaning | In an imperfect or faulty way. | |
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Example | "Miss Bennet would not play at all amiss if she practiced more"- Jane Austen | |
Synonym | imperfectly | |
Opposite | perfectly | In a perfect or faultless way |
Spanish | imperfectamente, mal | |
Catalan | imperfectament |
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