Usage of "out of whack"

Out of whack.

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Usage of out of whack in English

It's not that he's dangerous, but his impulses are out of whack. 
 Body work 

Loneliness beats fear hollow for making the world look out of whack. 
 V. V.'s Eyes 

The headache is merely nature's signal that something is out of whack. 
 Evening Round-Up / More Good Stuff Like Pep 

Maybe the sheer force of the impact knocked it out of whack. 
 Earth Afire 

That means your retirement fund allocations might have gotten seriously out of whack. 
 Reuters 

It attacks any infection that throws the environment out of whack. 
 The Fireman 

The scale on the maps is really out of whack, too. 
 News.com.au 

At night, light throws the body's circadian rhythm out of whack. 
 The Irish Times 

More fundamentally the distribution of design intelligence is out of whack. 
 The Guardian 

This is all so out of whack that I can't figure it out. 
 The Jennifer Morgue 

I wasn't particularly afraid, just a little disoriented, a little out of whack. 
 A taste of magic 

Something was out of whack, but Ellis was glad for it. 
 Hollow World 

It felt as if he'd knocked her head out of whack. 
 Flesh Eaters 

Anything that put Eli this out of whack was going to be a problem. 
 The spirit rebellion: the legend of eli monpress: book 2 

Yes, Irish mortgage rates are still considerably out of whack with our European peers. 
 The Irish Times 

This figure is extremely out of whack from what they should have been paid. 
 The South African 

Meanings of out of whack in English