wronged

UK
/rɒŋd/
US
/rɔːŋd/
wrongedadjective
more wronged
Comp.
most wronged
Super.
UK
/rɒŋd/
US
/rɔːŋd/
Translations
She felt wronged by the decision to exclude her from the team.
Elle s'est sentie lésée par la décision de l'exclure de l'équipe.
Additional translations
injustement traitéS'emploie surtout pour insister sur le traitement injuste subi par une personne.
Definitions
Having been treated unfairly or unjustly.
She felt wronged by the decision to exclude her from the team.
wrongadjective
Definitions
Not correct or true; incorrect.
The answer you provided is wrong.
Unjust, dishonest, or immoral.
It was wrong of him to take the money without asking.
Not suitable or appropriate in a particular situation.
Wearing a suit to the beach is the wrong choice.
In a bad or unfavorable condition or state.
Something feels wrong with the engine; it's making a strange noise.
wrongadverb
Definitions
In an incorrect or mistaken way.
You entered the password wrong.
wrongnoun
Definitions
An unjust, dishonest, or immoral action.
He was punished for the wrongs he committed against his neighbors.
A state of being incorrect or mistaken.
Admitting a wrong can be difficult, but it's necessary for personal growth.
An injury or injustice done to someone.
She sought to right the wrongs done to her family over the years.
wronginterjection
Definitions
Used to declare that something said is incorrect.
"Seven times six is forty-two." — "Wrong!"
wrongverb

wronged

Past Simple

wronged
Past Simple
wronged
Past Participle
wronging
ing-form
Translations
léserLorsque le sens est « traiter injustement » ou « causer un préjudice injuste ».
The jury believed the company had wronged its employees.
Le jury a estimé que l'entreprise avait lésé ses employés.
Definitions
To treat unjustly or injure by unfair action.
The jury believed the company had wronged its employees.