adv. [f. A prep.1 + WRONG, cf. aright.] Wrongly, wrong, in a wrong way.
1430. Lydg., Chron. Troy, II. x. Me to reduce whan I went a wrong.
1862. T. Trollope, Marietta, I. xvi. 295. Her prayer had been heard awrong!
1878. Baring-Gould, Myst. Suffer., ii. 35. If the power of choosing awrong were not his.
