wrong-side-out
- adjective
- /rɔŋ saɪd aʊt/
- After putting on his shirt, he realized it was wrong-side-out, so he quickly turned it around.
Examples
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He accidentally wore his jacket wrong-side-out and didn’t notice until he arrived at the party.
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One of them simply turned his raincoat wrong-side-out and walked out of the compound.
Blog text (3) -
The sweater looked strange because it was wrong-side-out when she took it out of the drawer.
Synonyms
With the inner side turned to the outside
With the inner side showing on the outside
The inside of clothing shows on the outside
Antonyms
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Morphology
Etymology
Wrong-side-out is a simple, literal phrase made from wrong, side, and out, meaning the 'inside' is turned 'out'. So when a shirt is wrong-side-out, you can see the seam or inner fabric instead of the outside.