• Adverb

    out of the right or proper course, order, or condition; improperly; wrongly; astray
    Did I speak amiss?

    Adjective (usually used predicatively)

    improper; wrong; faulty
    I think something is amiss in your calculations.

    Idiom

    take amiss
    to be offended at or resentful of (something not meant to cause offense or resentment); misunderstand
    I couldn't think of a way to present my view so that no one would take it amiss.

    Antonyms

    adjective
    good , right
    adverb
    good , right , well

    Synonyms

    adjective
    awry , bad , confused , crooked , erring , erroneous , fallacious , false , faulty , flawed , foul , glitched up , haywire , imperfect , improper , inaccurate , inappropriate , incorrect , mistaken , out of order , sick , unfair , unlawful , unsuitable , untoward , astray , sour , wrong
    adverb
    afield , afoul , badly , erringly , erroneously , faultily , improperly , inappropriately , incorrectly , mistakenly , out of turn , unfavorably , unsuitably , astray , awry , askew , defective , erroneous , false , faulty , foul , haywire , ill , improper , inaccurate , incorrect , mistaken , unfair , wrong , wrongly
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