Foolishly and Wrongly

Foolishly

Foolishly adverb - Without good sense or judgment.
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Wrongly and foolishly are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wrongly" instead an adverb "Foolishly".

Nearby Words: fool, foolish, foolishness, foolery

Wrongly

Wrongly adverb - In a mistaken or inappropriate way.
Usage example: you have wrongly interpreted this passage in the Bible

Foolishly and wrongly are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Foolishly" instead an adverb "Wrongly".

Nearby Words: wrong, wrongful, wronged, wrongfully

Both words in one sentence

  • Series / Nathan Barley He then foolishly copies a "haircut" from Dan, wrongly believing it to be fashionable when it's anything but.
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