Translations for „wrong-headed“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

wrong-ˈhead·ed ADJ pej

wrong-headed person

nespameten

wrong-headed idea, plan

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Anyone who does not esteem the art of painting seems to me to be quite wrong-headed.

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Barring the wrong-headed prohibitionists, no-one's genuinely tried to break the cycle.

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Many, many people think that this school and other religious or otherwise selective schools are by their very nature wrong-headed.

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The book asserts that business strategy that focuses on increasing market share is wrong-headed and distracts from profit-seeking.

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However, quotas are a wrong-headed enforcement measure and provide perverse incentives for front-line public servants.

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The silencing of opinions, no matter how wrong-headed and despicable, is a road no society should ever willingly go down.

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In times of deep crisis like our own, it's very hard for foxes to prevail over hedgehogs -- even dangerously wrong-headed ones.

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Sanitising our children from this fact is wrong-headed and can lead to animal cruelty.

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Ant-intellectualism is one thing, but faith in wrong-headed pseudo-intellectualism is far worse.

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Slowing the game down, reducing the number of chances for errors was wrong-headed, he said.

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