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Abwege
wrong ways
Abweg m
Abwege pl
wrong way
wrong ways
Irrweg m; Holzweg m; falscher Weg m; Abweg m geh.; Abirrung f geh.
Irrwege pl; Holzwege pl; falsche Wege pl; Abwege pl; Abirrungen pl
auf dem Irrweg Holzweg sein übtr.
auf Abwege geraten
Die Außenpolitik ist auf Abwege geraten.
wrong track; wrong path; the wrong route to take; aberration
wrong tracks; wrong paths; the wrong routes to take; aberrations
to be off the track; to be on the wrong track
to get on the wrong path; to go off on the wrong track; to go astray
The foreign policy is on the wrong track.
Irrweg m; Holzweg m; falscher Weg m; Abweg m geh.; Abirrung f selten geh.
Irrwege pl; Holzwege pl; falsche Wege pl; Abwege pl; Abirrungen pl
auf dem Irrweg Holzweg sein übtr.
auf Abwege geraten
Die Außenpolitik ist auf Abwege geraten.
wrong track; wrong tack; wrong path; the wrong route to take; aberration fig.
wrong tracks; wrong tacks; wrong paths; the wrong routes to take; aberrations
to be off the track; to be on the wrong track; to be on the wrong tack
to get on the wrong path; to go off on the wrong track; to go astray
The foreign policy is on the wrong track.
jds. Art f; jds. Gewohnheit f soc.
eingefahrene Ansichten Gewohnheiten haben
in eingefahrenen Ansichten Gewohnheiten feststecken verweilen
sich von Grund auf ändern; sich bessern
jdn. von Grund auf ändern; jdn. umkrempeln
auf Abwege geraten
Das ist so seine Art.
Es ist nicht meine Art gleich aufzugeben.
Sich mischte sich in das Gespräch ein wie es ihre Art war.
Jeder ist auf seine Art etwas Besonderes.
sb.'s way; sb.'s ways
to be set in your ways
to get set in your ways
to change mend your ways
to change sb.'s ways
to get fall slip into bad ways
That's just his way.
It is not my way to give up easily.
She butted in on the conversation as was her way.
Everyone is special in their own way.; Everyone is special in his or her own way.
jds. Art f; jds. Gewohnheit f soc.
eingefahrene Ansichten Gewohnheiten haben
in eingefahrenen Ansichten Gewohnheiten feststecken verweilen
sich von Grund auf ändern; sich bessern
jdn. von Grund auf ändern; jdn. umkrempeln
auf Abwege geraten
Das ist so seine Art.
Es ist nicht meine Art, gleich aufzugeben.
Sich mischte sich in das Gespräch ein, wie es ihre Art war.
Jeder ist auf seine Art etwas Besonderes.
sb.'s way; sb.'s ways
to be set in your ways
to get set in your ways
to change mend your ways
to change sb.'s ways
to get fall slip into bad ways
That's just his way.
It is not my way to give up easily.
She butted in on the conversation, as was her way.
Everyone is special in their own way.; Everyone is special in his or her own way.

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wrong  abandoned  aberrancy  aberrant  aberration  abnormal  abominable  abomination  abroad  abuse  accursed  adrift  afflict  afield  aggrieve  all abroad  all off  all wet  all wrong  amiss  arrant  askew  astray  at fault  atrocious  atrocity  awry  bad  badly  bane  base  batty  befoul  befoulment  beside the mark  bewitch  black  blamable  blameworthy  blasphemous  blight  breach  bum  censurable  commit an atrocity  condemn  corrupt  corruption  cracked  crappy  crazed  crazy  crime  crime against humanity  criminal  crucify  crying evil  curse  daft  damage  damnable  dark  deadly sin  debauched  debt  deceptive  defective  defectiveness  defile  defilement  delict  delinquency  delinquent  delusion  delusive  demented  deprave  depraved  deranged  dereliction  despoil  despoliation  destroy  destruction  detriment  deviancy  deviant  deviational  deviative  diablerie  disadvantage  disgrace  disgraceful  dissatisfactory  disserve  disservice  dissolute  distorted  distortion  distress  do a disservice  do a mischief  do evil  do ill  do wrong  do wrong by  do wrong to  doom  enormity  envenom  errancy  errant  erring  erroneous  erroneously  erroneousness  error  evil  evildoing  evilly  execrable  failure  fallacious  fallaciously  fallaciousness  fallacy  false  falsely  falseness  falsity  fault  faultful  faultfully  faultily  faultiness  faulty  felonious  felony  flagitious  flagrant  flaw  flawed  flawedness  foul  futile  genocide  get into trouble  great wrong  grievance  gross injustice  guilty act  hamartia  harass  hardly the thing  harm  havoc  heavy sin  heinous  heresy  heretical  heterodox  heterodoxy  hex  hurt  ignominious  ill  ill-advised  ill-considered  ill-seasoned  ill-suited  ill-timed  ill-treat  illegal  illegality  illogical  illusion  illusory  immoral  impair  impolitic  imposition  improper  improperly  improperness  impropriety  in error  inaccurate  inadvisable  inappropriate  inapt  inauspicious  incongruous  inconvenient    
wrong impression  airy nothing  autism  bubble  chimera  daydream  deception  deluded belief  delusion  dereism  dream  dream vision  dreamland  dreamworld  error  error in judgment  false belief  ignis fatuus  illusion  injudiciousness  misappreciation  misbelief  miscalculation  miscomputation  misconception  misconjecture  misconstruction  misestimation  misevaluation  misinterpretation  misjudgment  misreading  misvaluation  pipe dream  poor judgment  self-deceit  self-deception  self-delusion  skewed judgment  trick  trip  vapor  wrong construction  
wrongdoer  bad person  criminal  crook  culprit  deceiver  delinquent  evil man  evil person  evildoer  felon  gangster  lawbreaker  malefactor  malevolent  malfeasant  malfeasor  misdemeanant  misdemeanist  misfeasor  mobster  offender  outlaw  public enemy  racketeer  sinner  thief  transgressor  villain  worker of ill  
wrongdoing  amorality  backsliding  bad policy  badness  carnality  crime  criminality  delict  delinquency  diablerie  discourtesy  disorder  disorderliness  disorderly conduct  disruption  disruptiveness  evil  evil nature  felony  frowned-upon behavior  hooliganism  horseplay  illegality  immorality  impolicy  impropriety  impurity  inexpedience  inexpediency  iniquity  maladministration  malfeasance  malpractice  misadministration  misbehavior  misconduct  misdemeanor  misdirection  misdoing  misfeasance  misgovernment  misguidance  mishandling  mismanagement  misrule  moral delinquency  naughtiness  neglect  negligence  nonfeasance  nonsanctioned behavior  offense  omission  peccability  prodigality  recidivism  roughhouse  rowdiness  rowdyism  ruffianism  sin  tort  unangelicalness  unchastity  uncleanness  ungodliness  ungoodness  unmorality  unrighteousness  unsaintliness  unvirtuousness  vandalism  venial sin  vice  viciousness  violation  wantonness  waywardness  wrong  
wrongful  aberrant  abnormal  abominable  actionable  against the law  anarchic  anarchistic  anomic  atrocious  black-market  bootleg  chargeable  contraband  contrary to law  criminal  delinquent  deviant  disgraceful  evil  felonious  flawed  hardly the thing  ignominious  illegal  illegitimate  illicit  impermissible  improper  inappropriate  incorrect  indecorous  inequitable  infamous  iniquitous  irregular  justiciable  lawless  nonconstitutional  nonlegal  nonlicit  not done  not the thing  off-base  off-color  out-of-line  outlaw  outlawed  punishable  sacrilegious  scandalous  shameful  shameless  sinful  terrible  triable  unallowed  unauthorized  unbalanced  unconstitutional  under-the-counter  under-the-table  undeserved  undue  unequal  unequitable  uneven  unfit  unfitting  unjust  unlawful  unmeet  unmerited  unofficial  unrighteous  unrightful  unseemly  unstatutory  unsuitable  unwarrantable  unwarranted  wicked  wrong  
wrongheaded  Boeotian  asinine  balky  beef-brained  beef-witted  blockish  bovine  bullheaded  cantankerous  chumpish  cloddish  contrary  cowish  crass  cross-grained  dense  difficult  doltish  dullard  dumb  duncical  duncish  fat  froward  gross  headstrong  ineducable  irascible  klutzy  lumpish  mulish  oafish  opaque  ornery  perverse  pigheaded  restive  self-willed  sottish  stiff-necked  stubborn  stuffy  stupid  sulky  sullen  thick  unteachable  wayward  

Abwege Definition

Self-wrong
(n.) Wrong done by a person himself.
-ways
() A suffix formed from way by the addition of the adverbial -s (see -wards). It is often used interchangeably with wise
Wrong
() imp. of Wring. Wrung.
Wrong
(a.) Twisted
Wrong
(a.) Not according to the laws of good morals, whether divine or human
Wrong
(a.) Not fit or suitable to an end or object
Wrong
(a.) Not according to truth
Wrong
(a.) Designed to be worn or placed inward
Wrong
(adv.) In a wrong manner
Wrong
(a.) That which is not right.
Wrong
(a.) Nonconformity or disobedience to lawful authority, divine or human
Wrong
(a.) Deviation or departure from truth or fact
Wrong
(a.) Whatever deviates from moral rectitude
Wrong
(v. t.) To treat with injustice
Wrong
(v. t.) To impute evil to unjustly
Wrong-timed
(a.) Done at an improper time

wrong ways Bedeutung

googly
wrong 'un
bosie
bosie ball
a cricket ball bowled as if to break one way that actually breaks in the opposite way
wrong-site surgery a surgical operation performed on the wrong part of the body
tort
civil wrong
(law) any wrongdoing for which an action for damages may be brought
wrong
legal injury
damage
any harm or injury resulting from a violation of a legal right
the way of the world
the ways of the world
the manner in which people typically behave or things typically happen, the ordinary reader is endowed with considerable wisdom and knowledge of the way of the world, she was well-versed in the ways of the world before she had taken the veil, he was amazingly innocent of the ways of the world
ways
shipway
slipway
structure consisting of a sloping way down to the water from the place where ships are built or repaired
wrong wrongfulness that which is contrary to the principles of justice or law, he feels that you are in the wrong
Ways and Means Committee a permanent committee of the United States House of Representatives that makes recommendations to the US House on all bills that would raise revenue
conscience
scruples
moral sense
sense of right and wrong
motivation deriving logically from ethical or moral principles that govern a person's thoughts and actions
ways and means resources available to meet expenses (especially legislation for raising revenue for a government)
wrong treat unjustly, do wrong to
fail
go wrong
miscarry
be unsuccessful, Where do today's public schools fail?, The attempt to rescue the hostages failed miserably
faulty
incorrect
wrong
characterized by errors, not agreeing with a model or not following established rules, he submitted a faulty report, an incorrect transcription, the wrong side of the road
improper
wrong
not appropriate for a purpose or occasion, said all the wrong things
incorrect
wrong
not correct, not in conformity with fact or truth, an incorrect calculation, the report in the paper is wrong, your information is wrong, the clock showed the wrong time, found themselves on the wrong road, based on the wrong assumptions
wrong based on or acting or judging in error, it is wrong to think that way
amiss(p)
awry(p)
haywire
wrong(p)
not functioning properly, something is amiss, has gone completely haywire, something is wrong with the engine
ill-timed
unseasonable
untimely
wrong
badly timed, an ill-timed intervention, you think my intrusion unseasonable, an untimely remark, it was the wrong moment for a joke
wrong used of the side of cloth or clothing intended to face inward, socks worn wrong side out
wrong incorrect not in accord with established usage or procedure, the wrong medicine, the wrong way to shuck clams, it is incorrect for a policeman to accept gifts
wrong contrary to conscience or morality or law, it is wrong for the rich to take advantage of the poor, cheating is wrong, it is wrong to lie
wrong-side-out(p)
inside-out(p)
with the inside surface on the outside
doubly in two ways in a twofold manner, he was doubly wrong
incorrectly wrongly
wrong
in an inaccurate manner, he decided to reveal the details only after other sources had reported them incorrectly, she guessed wrong
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Abwege ist ein deutsches Filmdrama aus dem Jahr 1928. Der ursprünglich 107 Minuten lange UFA-Spielfilm wurde am 10. August 1928 in Hamburg uraufgeführt und thematisiert eine Ehekrise. Die restaurierte Fassung wurde am 10. Juni 1999 auf Arte ausgestrahlt. In der englischen Version wurde er mit ?The Devious Path? und in den romanischsprachigen Ländern nur mit ?Crise? betitelt.