wronghearted

English

Etymology

From wrong +‎ hearted.

Adjective

wronghearted (comparative more wronghearted, superlative most wronghearted)

  1. Having wrong or perverse feelings.
    • 2016, Scott Sauls, Befriend, page 99:
      Even when we are wrongheaded and wronghearted, God hears and sees the true need beneath our awkward cries — the need to be seen, the need to be loved, the need to be reassured that we are never alone, the need to be remembered.
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