wronged

verb

USRAWNGD/ɹɔŋd/UKRONGD/ɹɒŋd/

1 meaning of wronged

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verb
Simple past and past participle of wrong. Use this form when someone has treated another person unfairly.
She felt that her sister had wronged her by taking the money.
He wronged his neighbor when he lied about the broken fence.
Note

wronged is a form of wrong

wrong, verb: To treat someone unfairly or harm them, for example by denying their rights or blaming them falsely. Full entry

Forms: wrongwrongs he/she/itwronging -ing formwronged past tense, past participle
Spelling: wrong → wronged: add -ed
Sound: The ending sounds like /d/.

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