Pronunciation: /ɪnˈkɒrɛkt/
adjective not in accordance with fact; wrong or inaccurate
A1 The answer you gave is incorrect.
A2 She received an incorrect score on her test.
B1 The calculation in the report was found to be incorrect.
B2 The directions he provided were incorrect.
C1 The information provided in the manual was incorrect.
C2 The decision made by the board was deemed incorrect by many.
adverb in a way that is not accurate or correct
A1 The student answered the question incorrectly.
A2 She followed the recipe incorrectly and the cake didn't turn out right.
B1 The employee inputted the data incorrectly, causing errors in the report.
B2 The scientist interpreted the results incorrectly, leading to flawed conclusions.
C1 The lawyer argued the case incorrectly, resulting in a loss for their client.
C2 The historian's analysis of the events was deemed incorrect by other experts in the field.
formal The data provided in the report was found to be incorrect.
informal You got the answer incorrect on the quiz.
slang She totally gave him the incorrect directions to the party.
figurative His perception of the situation was completely incorrect.
incorrect
incorrects
more incorrect
most incorrect
incorrect
will be incorrect
has been incorrect
is being incorrect
incorrect
incorrect
to be incorrect
incorrecting
incorrected