wrong-minded

See also: wrongminded

English

Etymology

From wrong +‎ minded.

Adjective

wrong-minded (comparative more wrong-minded, superlative most wrong-minded)

1. Alternative form of wrongminded.
   • 1997, Allen Thiher, The Power of Tautology: The Roots of Literary Theory, →ISBN, page 110:

     The argument about difference is wrong-minded on several counts. First, Saussure's argument about difference is based on a methodological leap of faith that consists in using phonology as a model for all higher levels of analysis of language...

   • 2006, Yeshe Gyamtso, Nyima Tashi, →ISBN, page 73:

     People will become more and more wrong-minded. They will engage in more and more wrongdoing.