wrongest
Furthest from correct
Wrongest is the superlative form of wrong, indicating the most incorrect or mistaken option among alternatives: That's the wrongest answer I've ever heard.
While *most wrong* is more common in formal writing, wrongest appears in casual speech for emphasis, often with a tone of exasperation or humor.
Shockingly bad or excessive
- absurdWildly illogical
- preposterousCompletely contrary to reason
- ludicrousAbsurdly unreasonable or inappropriate
- ridiculousInviting scorn through absurdity
egregious · grievous · flagrant · glaring · atrocious · heinous · deplorable · unconscionable
Contrary to ethical principles
- unethicalViolating moral standards
- sinfulViolating moral law
- wickedEvil or slang-excellent
- evilProfound moral wickedness
reprehensible · unconscionable · unjust · unfair · improper · indecent · corrupt · vile
Foolish, costly mistake
- miscalculationError in estimation
- oversightSupervision or inadvertent omission
- misstepError in action or judgment
- gaffeClumsy social error
flub · slip · foul-up · botch · goof · mishap · howler · blooper
State of being wrong
- inaccuracyLack of precision
- falsenessAbsence of truth
- erroneousnessState of being incorrect
- mistakennessState of being wrong
fallaciousness · unsoundness · invalidity · faultiness · spuriousness · deceptiveness · untrueness · fallacy
outrageous
Shockingly bad or excessive
- absurdWildly illogical
- preposterousCompletely contrary to reason
- ludicrousAbsurdly unreasonable or inappropriate
ridiculous · egregious · grievous · flagrant · glaring · atrocious · heinous · deplorable · unconscionable · inexcusable
immoral
Contrary to ethical principles
evil · reprehensible · unconscionable · unjust · unfair · improper · indecent · corrupt · vile · nefarious
blunder
Foolish, costly mistake
- miscalculationError in estimation
- oversightSupervision or inadvertent omission
- misstepError in action or judgment
gaffe · flub · slip · foul-up · botch · goof · mishap · howler · blooper · boner
incorrectness
State of being wrong
- inaccuracyLack of precision
- falsenessAbsence of truth
- erroneousnessState of being incorrect
mistakenness · fallaciousness · unsoundness · invalidity · faultiness · spuriousness · deceptiveness · untrueness · fallacy · misinterpretation
wrongestrightest
Superlative of accurate
spot-on · closest · truest · bull's-eye · on the money
- wronged heroOne harmed despite virtue