wronging

USRAWNG-ing/ˈɹɔŋɪŋ/UKRONG-ing/ˈɹɒŋɪŋ/

Noun pluralwrongings

2 meanings of wronging

1
verb
Present participle of wrong. Use this form for treating someone unfairly as it is happening or as an ongoing action.
He was wronging his brother by hiding the truth from him.
She hated wronging anyone, even by accident.
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2
nouncountable
A harmful or unfair thing done to someone.
Like a mean act that hurts someone and needs to be set right.
The wronging of his friend kept him awake at night.
She could not forget the wronging done to her family.
Similarinjustice, abuse, offense

wronging 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 → wronging: add -ing

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