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Meanings of altogether wrong in English

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Usage of altogether wrong in English
1
Indeed, it is related to both, so they are not altogether wrong.
The Irish Times
2
She was not altogether wrong in her unconscious judgment of lady Margaret.
St. George and St. Michael, Volume 2
3
To my thinking the German way of teaching wrist-bowing is altogether wrong.
Violin Mastery: Talks with Master Violinists and Teachers
4
Of course that view is altogether wrong, but it would be held.
Our Friend the Charlatan
5
I said, may we not have been altogether wrong in our conclusions?
Lysis
6
And it may be that the public at large is not altogether wrong.
The Irish Times
7
The thing is as clear as daylight: he is altogether wrong!
Donal Grant
8
I think it is altogether wrong of him to persecute her in this way.
John Frewen, South Sea Whaler / 1904
9
Perhaps Mr. Slope was not altogether wrong in his calculation.
Barchester Towers
10
Why, then he was altogether wrong in his conjecture about Lashmar and Miss Tomalin.
Our Friend the Charlatan
11
The common distinction of the apes as "quadrumanous" is altogether wrong morphologically.
The Evolution of Man — Volume 2
12
Nor, as social reformers at least, were we given over to theories altogether wrong.
Life of Father Hecker
13
And perhaps you are not altogether wrong even if you are not altogether right.
The Head of the House of Coombe
14
She had begun to feel, perhaps partially by intuition, that something was altogether wrong.
The Furnace of Gold
15
The fact was that Dr. Grantly had done altogether wrong in coming to the palace.
Framley Parsonage
16
The only drawback was that it was altogether wrong.
Plain Tales from the Hills
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