amiss in Portuguese
amiss in Portuguese is errado — amiss means wrong or out of order in some way.
amiss in Portuguese
errado
(chiefly, predicative) Wrong; faulty; out of order; improper or otherwise incorrect.
What does "amiss" mean?
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adj Wrong or out of order in some way.
"She sensed something was amiss the moment she walked in."
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adv In a mistaken or improper way.
"Nothing you said was taken amiss."
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amiss in a sentence
- She sensed something was amiss the moment she walked in.
- Nothing you said was taken amiss.
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What is "amiss" in Portuguese?
"amiss" in Portuguese is errado. amiss means: Wrong or out of order in some way.
How do you use "amiss" in a sentence?
Example: "She sensed something was amiss the moment she walked in." In Portuguese, "amiss" is errado.
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