away from the correct or expected course; something has gone awry in our plans; something went badly amiss in the preparations

[ Syn: awry , awry , awry , awry , awry , awry , awry , awry ]

in an improper or mistaken or unfortunate manner; if you think him guilty you judge amiss; he spoke amiss; no one took it amiss when she spoke frankly'

in an imperfect or faulty way; The lobe was imperfectly developed; Miss Bennet would not play at all amiss if she practiced more- Jane Austen

[ Syn: imperfectly , imperfectly , imperfectly , imperfectly , imperfectly , imperfectly , imperfectly , imperfectly , imperfectly , imperfectly , imperfectly , imperfectly , imperfectly , imperfectly , imperfectly , imperfectly ]

not functioning properly; something is amiss; has gone completely haywire; something is wrong with the engine

[ Syn: awry , haywire , wrong ]