What is another word for not right?
70 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ nˌɒt ɹˈa͡ɪt], [ nˌɒt ɹˈaɪt], [ n_ˌɒ_t ɹ_ˈaɪ_t]
There are several synonyms for the word "not right" that can be used to convey a sense of something being wrong or inaccurate. One common synonym is "incorrect," which suggests that something is not accurate or precise. Another synonym is "inaccurate," which implies that something is not true or correct. "Wrong" is another synonym that conveys that something is not right or accurate. "Inappropriate" can also be used to describe something that is not right for a particular situation or context. Additionally, "unacceptable" can be used to suggest that something is not appropriate or suitable. Ultimately, the choice of synonym will depend on the specific context and tone that the writer wants to convey.
Related words:
not right word, not right here, not right now, not right side up, not right in front of me, wrong side of bed
Synonyms for Not right:
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adj.
• touched- not all there ,
- not there ,
- out of mind ,
- batty ,
- bizarre ,
- cuckoo ,
- daft ,
- eccentric ,
- fanatic ,
- flighty ,
- insane ,
- neurotic ,
- not right ,
- nuts ,
- nutty ,
- obsessed ,
- out of one's mind ,
- peculiar ,
- pixilated ,
- queer ,
- unhinged .
- fluffed ,
- in error ,
- not precise ,
- not working ,
- off-target ,
- on the wrong track ,
- out of line ,
- sophistical ,
- ungrounded ,
- Misconstrued ,
- amiss ,
- askew ,
- astray ,
- at fault ,
- awry ,
- bad ,
- counterfactual ,
- defective ,
- erratic ,
- erring ,
- erroneous ,
- fallacious ,
- false ,
- faulty ,
- goofed ,
- inaccurate ,
- inexact ,
- miscalculated ,
- misfigured ,
- misguided ,
- mishandled ,
- mistaken ,
- out ,
- out of commission ,
- out of order ,
- perverse ,
- specious ,
- spurious ,
- unsatisfactory ,
- unsound ,
- unsubstantial ,
- untrue ,
- wide .
How to use "Not right" in context?
I'm not right. I don't feel right. I don't look right. I don't feel like myself. I don't think right.
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