wrongly in the PONS Dictionary

wrongly Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

(whether) rightly or wrongly
справедливо или не
to be wrongly convicted
несправедливо осъден съм

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If they choose wrongly, they suffer the same fate as the witch: being skinned alive.
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The common name toothfish refers to the presence of biserial dentition in the upper jaw, thought wrongly to give it a shark-like appearance.
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The video caused controversy because people wrongly interpreted its meaning.
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The term "ray" is a historical accident, as cosmic rays were at first, and wrongly, thought to be mostly electromagnetic radiation.
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Upon his release, he spoke out against his imprisonment claiming he had wrongly been convicted.
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Then in 1971 he wrongly claimed the prize.
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He omits to enter a charge: or wrongly gives a clear certificate: with the result that the incumbrancer loses the benefit of it.
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It has sometimes, wrongly, been referred to as the turtle knot.
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In 1955, the results of the men's event were wrongly calculated.
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Much of his inspiration came from power and how it is wrongly used instead of giving individuals equality and freedom.
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