Definitions
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- n. One who wrongs someone.
- n. One who commits a wrong.
- adj. comparative form of wrong: more wrong
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English
- n. One who wrongs or injures another.
from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. One who inflicts wrong or harm; an injurer; a misuser.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Why not bring in someone who would actually use "wronger" in a sentence even though it's not a word?
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And somehow most of them try to weigh the issue or explain which side is "wronger" or more righteous to use violence against the other side.
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But the Republicans were "wronger," to use a word which doesn't exist.
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I really don't see that it is 'wronger' for a young woman to yield to 'storgé' and have
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This has been wrong since day one and gets "wronger" each time they touch it. matchbox81 (Anonymous) says …
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"wronger" than Dumas, and that his people had warned him against the stories of this Italian.
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Well I think your English teacher was ‘even wronger.’
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Ted says: wooga: Well your English teacher was ‘even wronger.’
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I like the rest of your comment, but this statement is wronger.
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I wonder how much wronger some of these might be if there was no explicit “not sure” option.
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