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Unfinished Business: Racial Equality in
American History
A semi-autobiographical novel, Maria, unfinished at her death. Deals
with The Wrongs of Women, which are legal, moral, and emotional. (p. 458)
台灣 ： 半自傳的小說『瑪利亞』，死前猶未完成，內容係討論『女性冤屈』
北京：她去世時沒有完成的一部半自傳的小說『瑪利亞』描寫了，
wrong
━━ n. 悪事; 不正, 罪; 不当（な行為，待遇）; 過失
adjective
1 not completed
2 unfinished business a matter, especially a disagreement, that is not yet decided or agreed:
I still have some unfinished business with you.
adjective
not considered morally acceptable by most people:
Children should be taught that violence is wrong.
It was wrong of her to lie to you.
What's wrong with having a bit of fun?
NOTE: The opposite is right.
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noun
1 [U] what is considered to be morally unacceptable:
He has no sense of right and wrong.
I was brought up to tell the truth and know right from wrong.
As far as her parents are concerned, she can do no wrong (= she is perfect in every way).
2 [C] an unfair action:
He has done us a great wrong.
She was trying to right (= do something to make better) the wrongs of the past.
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verb [T] FORMAL
to treat someone in an unfair or unacceptable way:
She felt deeply wronged by his accusations.
wrongful Show phonetics
adjective
describes actions that are unfair or illegal:
She is claiming damages from the company for wrongful dismissal.
wrongful arrest/imprisonment
wrongfully Show phonetics
adverb
wrongfully arrested
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