Amiss Meaning in Bengali: ভুল, অশুভ, অপ্রসারিত
Part of Speech: Adjective
Pronunciation: uh-mis
Short Definition: Not quite right; incorrect or inappropriate
Amiss Synonyms: wrong, faulty, mistaken, improper, inaccurate
Amiss Antonyms: right (সঠিক), correct (সঠিক), appropriate (যথাযথ), accurate (সঠিক), proper (যথাযথ)
Origin: The word “amiss” originated from the Middle English word “amisse,” which means “out of order” or “wrongly.” It can be traced back to the Old English word “mis,” meaning “wrong” or “bad.”
Nearby Words:
- Amidst (Preposition)
- Amity (Noun)
- Amissibility (Noun)
- Amissible (Adjective)
- Amissness (Noun)
Amiss in Literature Quotes:
- “Something is amiss. I can sense it in the air.” (কিছু ভুল হচ্ছে। আমি এটা বাতাসে অনুভব করতে পাচ্ছি।)
- “His intentions were good, but his actions went amiss.” (তার উদ্দেশ্যগুলি ভালো ছিল, কিন্তু তার ক্রিয়াগুলি ভুল হয়ে গেল।)
Meaning in Different Languages:
- Bengali: ভুল
- Hindi: ग़लत (Ghalat)
- Nepali: गलत (Galat)
- Urdu: غلط (Ghalat)
- Tamil: தவறான (Thavaraana)
- Telugu: తప్పు (Tappu)
- Arabic: خاطئ (Khatee)
- Chinese: 错误的 (Cuòwù de)
- Japanese: 誤った (Ayamatta)
- Russian: неправильный (nepravil’nyy)
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