Amiss | Mean of amiss in English Dictionary

/əˈmɪs/

  • not proper or correct
    1. Something is amiss here.
    2. Some of his assumptions are amiss.
    3. The doctor's examination showed that nothing was amiss.
    4. A special award for her performance would not be amiss. [=would be proper]
  • in the wrong way
    1. Now, don't take this remark amiss. [=don't misunderstand this remark]
    2. (Brit) A little more encouragement would not come/go amiss. [=would not be unwelcome; would be proper, helpful, or appropriate]
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