wrong-headedness

wrong-head·ed

(rông′hĕd′ĭd, rŏng′-)

adj.

Mistaken or misguided, often stubbornly so: a wrong-headed approach to the problem; a well-meaning but wrong-headed reformer.

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wrong′-head′ed·ly adv.

wrong′-head′ed·ness n.

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Translations

wrong-headedness

[ˈrɒŋˈhedɪdnɪs] N → obcecación f

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wrong-headedness

n → Verbohrtheit f

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