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amiss
adjective as in wrong; defective
adverb as in wrongly; defectively
Example Sentences
However, this was barely a contest, with Sinner's lack of movement and early attempts to hit his way out of trouble hinting something was amiss.
That said, England recording their biggest win over France since a 43-8 win in the 2009 Nations Cup, and their largest margin of victory across their last 30 meetings, will not have gone amiss.
As he barked out the team’s next moves, Carroll paced between the Trojans’ offense and defense, scanning for anything that might be amiss.
As one government source reckons, "a bit of loyalty wouldn't go amiss".
However, there were clear signs something was amiss:
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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