wrong
an act that is ethically or morally incorrect
an injustice that occurred in the past
a very bad or severe injustice
a significant or serious injustice
an act that is illegal and punishable by law
a wrongful act that infringes on someone's rights (a tort)
entirely incorrect
completely and without a doubt incorrect
completely incorrect or unsuitable
obviously incorrect
incorrect according to principles of right and wrong behavior
very incorrect
obviously and simply incorrect
almost correct
used to say that something is acceptable or satisfactory
used to say that something is a very good and reliable choice
the ability to distinguish between moral and immoral behavior
the specific details or facts about whether something is morally or legally correct
responsible for a mistake, argument, or offense
to treat someone unfairly or unjustly
to correct something that is unfair or unjust
to do something morally or legally wrong
to say sorry for an injustice
to stop feeling angry or resentful about an injustice
to believe that there is nothing incorrect or immoral in something
to fix or make right an injustice
to fix or make right an injustice
to understand and accept that something is an injustice
to admit that an injustice has occurred
to reveal an injustice to the public
to reverse the effects of an injustice
to cause someone to suffer an injustice
to experience an injustice
to remedy or set right an injustice
to pay or reward someone for an injustice they suffered
to seek revenge for an injustice
to be incorrect or mistaken
to fail or develop problems
to misunderstand or make a mistake about something
to show that someone's judgment or statement was incorrect
to misunderstand someone; often used as 'don't get me wrong'
to appear to be incorrect or inappropriate
to discover a problem or mistake in something
indicating a problem or fault in something or someone
mistaken in one's judgment or opinion of something or someone