Sentence examples for means wrong from inspiring English sources
No appeal means wrong decisions are made and not challenged, resulting in every decision being the 'right' one.
"Tort" means "wrong" and it is natural to think that wrongs are the domain of tort law.
In Italian, "sbagliato" means "wrong".
Yesterday we found out how – with a big fucking wire (unless it's unclear, that means "wrong").
Critics said so at the time; Sir Lawrence Freedman's history of the conflict amply proves it.In contrast, he also amply proves that the torpedoing of Argentina's cruiser General Belgrano was by no means wrong.
Wrong numbers mean wrong policies.
THE characters for "Africa" in the Mandarin language mean "wrong continent".
Trespass (Latin, transgressio) meant wrong, and trespass on the case gave a plaintiff damages as compensation for the wrong done to him.
I mean wrong in a traditional sense: incorrect, not right.
I don't mean "wrong" in the boring sense of "incorrect"; instead, I mean that the Standard Model is incomplete.
