awry in Latin
awry in Latin is oblīquus — awry means turned or twisted to one side; crooked or out of the expected position.
awry in Latin
oblīquus
Obliquely, crookedly; askew.
What does "awry" mean?
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adj Turned or twisted to one side; crooked or out of the expected position.
"His tie was awry after the long flight."
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adv Wrongly; off course; not as planned.
"Their plans went awry when the flight was cancelled."
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awry in a sentence
- His tie was awry after the long flight.
- Their plans went awry when the flight was cancelled.
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What is "awry" in Latin?
"awry" in Latin is oblīquus. awry means: Turned or twisted to one side; crooked or out of the expected position.
How do you use "awry" in a sentence?
Example: "His tie was awry after the long flight." In Latin, "awry" is oblīquus.
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