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wide of mark
adjective as in mistaken
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- confounded
- confused
- deceived
- deluded
- duped
- fooled
- misguided
- misinformed
- misinterpreting
- misjudging
- misled
- tricked
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Example Sentences
QPR's best effort of the match fell to substitute Bobby Zamora, whose header from 10 yards flashed wide of Mark Howard's right-hand post.
Criticizing Bloomberg for failing to provide neighborhood resources that could lower obesity levels is also wide of mark.
They failed to break through, though, and it was the hosts who created the only clear-cut chance of the second half when Klaemint Olsen burst into the box and sliced his shot wide of Mark Schwarzer's left-hand post.
It took a while before his team settled and Lukas Podolski had their first good chance when he curled his free‑kick just wide of Mark Schwarzer's goal on 23 minutes.
The blow fell, but a foot wide of mark.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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