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Meanings of completely wrong in English

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Usage of completely wrong in English
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Zille got it completely wrong, then continued arguing how right she was.
The South African
2
About a league from Paras Derval, everything started to go completely wrong.
The wandering fire
3
She was dressed completely wrong, Charlotte realized as soon as Jason arrived.
The manning grooms: bride on the loose\same time, next year
4
Could Alex, Mike, and Larry all be completely wrong in their assessments?
A colossal failure of common sense: the inside story of the coll...
5
And even if all of that was completely wrong, I didn't care.
Anathem
6
He had done it completely wrong, Flidais realized, watching her walk away.
The darkest road
7
The problem is that now and then a tricky forecast goes completely wrong.
The Irish Times
8
That was him going completely wrong with the color paper theory.
Cabinet of Curiosities
9
The idea of Julian being this nerd behind a computer is completely wrong.
The Guardian
10
You might even think many of the things written here are completely wrong.
The Guardian
11
Except that unless I'm completely wrong, they're not 'unknown' at all.
War Of Honor
12
He has never been more delighted to be proved completely wrong.
The Guardian
13
And then on the other hand, what if we're completely wrong?
The new yorker
14
But your lawyer's spin in the courtroom about those e-mails was completely wrong.
Money to burn: a novel of suspense
15
But his perception of Nader as a person is completely wrong.
Chuck klosterman on pop
16
What if I am completely wrong and he turns against us?
Angel time: the songs of the seraphim
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