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amiss

/əˈmɪs/

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adjective

/əˈmɪs/B2formal
  • ruОписывает что-то неправильное, неуместное или несоответствующее в данной ситуации.

Describes something that is not right, out of place, or inappropriate in a given situation.

  1. Not functioning properlyB2formal

    Not working correctly or as expected.

    ruНеисправный

    • The engine sounded amiss, so we pulled over.
    • Something is amiss with the computer system.
    • He knew immediately that the plan was amiss.

    Synonymsawrybrokendefectivefaultymalfunctioningwrong

    Antonymscorrectfunctioningproperrightworking

  2. Away from the correct courseB2formal

    Deviating from what is correct, expected, or proper.

    ruНеверный

    • Her behavior seemed amiss for such a formal occasion.
    • The project went amiss after the budget cuts.
    • His judgment was amiss in that situation.

    Synonymsaskewastrayawryfaultyimproperincorrectoffwrong

    Antonymsappropriatecorrectfittingproperright

  3. In an improper or mistaken mannerC1formal

    Done in a way that is wrong or inappropriate.

    ruНеправильно

    • He took my comment amiss, thinking I was criticizing him.
    • She interpreted his silence amiss.
    • The instructions were followed amiss, causing confusion.

    Synonymserroneouslyimproperlyinappropriatelyincorrectlymistakenlywrongly

    Antonymsappropriatecorrectfittingproperright

  4. Imperfectly or faultilyC1formal

    In a way that is not perfect or contains errors.

    ruНеисправно

    • The machine operated amiss, producing defective parts.
    • The plan was executed amiss, leading to delays.
    • Her speech was delivered amiss, with several mistakes.

    Synonymsaskewawrydefectivefaultyflawedimperfectwrong

    Antonymscorrectfittingperfectproperright

Forms
  • more amiss comparative form
  • most amiss superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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adverb

/əˈmɪs/B2formal
  • ruНаречие, означающее «неправильно, ошибочно» или «неуместно». Часто используется в выражениях вроде «take something amiss» (обидеться) или «go amiss» (пойти не так).

An adverb meaning "in a wrong or faulty way" or "inappropriately." It is often used in phrases like "take something amiss" (to be offended) or "go amiss" (to go wrong).

  1. Not functioning properlyB2formal

    In a way that is not working correctly or as expected.

    ruНеисправно

    • Something seems to be going amiss with the engine.
    • The plan went amiss when the main speaker canceled.
    • If anything goes amiss, please contact the supervisor.

    Synonymsawryimproperlyincorrectlywrong

    Antonymscorrectlyproperlyrightwell

  2. Away from the correct courseB2formal

    In a manner that deviates from the correct or expected path.

    ruНе по плану

    • The negotiations went amiss after the disagreement.
    • His career took an amiss turn after the scandal.
    • The project went amiss due to poor planning.

    Synonymsastrayawryerroneouslyincorrectlywrongly

    Antonymscorrectlyproperlyrightly

  3. In an improper or mistaken mannerB2formal

    In a way that is wrong, inappropriate, or unfortunate.

    ruНеправильно

    • He took my comment amiss and became offended.
    • She interpreted his gesture amiss, thinking he was angry.
    • The message was delivered amiss, causing confusion.

    Synonymsimproperlyinappropriatelyincorrectlymistakenlywrongly

  4. In an imperfect or faulty wayC1formal

    In a manner that is not perfect or has flaws.

    ruНеправильно

    • The machine operated amiss, producing defective parts.
    • The plan was executed amiss, leading to delays.
    • The story was told amiss, with several key details omitted.

    Synonymserroneouslyfaultilyimproperlyincorrectlywrongly

    Antonymsproperlyrightlywell

Forms
  • more amiss comparative form
  • most amiss superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

Inherited terms

Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.