Examples of using Utterly wrong in English and their translations into Spanish
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Is utterly wrong!
You're totally and utterly wrong.
It's utterly wrong!
You're completely and utterly wrong.
They are utterly wrong since Islam urges people to use their intellect.
That conclusion, however,would be utterly wrong.
For example, You're utterly wrong because you're not making any sense.
To control others is simply witchcraft,which is utterly wrong.
My view is that it would be utterly wrong to assign any one to hell.
To evaluate this policy as"rash advance" is utterly wrong.
Hence, Uganda maintains that in the absence of a consensus,it is utterly wrong to speak of an endorsed candidate. That means that the election is open to competition.
Every single conclusion you draw is completely and utterly wrong.
To say that the appearance of the crater was consistent with the impact from a relatively large object travelling at high velocity is utterly wrong, as the crater should then have been conical in shape and much deeper, the earth would presumably have been disturbed at the side and the edges of the pavement would have looked different.
The Doctor who genuinely believes he's cool and is utterly wrong.
This, however, would be an utterly wrong conclusion.
Who ever said"Good medicine must have a bitter taste" was so utterly wrong!
Their idea of what makes a man a man is so utterly, utterly wrong, isn't it?
The fact remains: To use the image was insensitive and utterly wrong.
It therefore obviously follows that blind faith is utterly wrong.
So Paul gave three reasons why this was utterly wrong.
Any sectarian abstentionism from such legitimate movements would be utterly wrong.
This seductive picture, however,is far too simplistic at best; or utterly wrong at worst.
To state that Serbia has rejected the peace plan of the Contact Group is not only utterly wrong but also tendentious.
As President of the Czech Republic, he had been faced with that problem and had always given precedence to human rights, being firm in the conviction that the businessmen andpragmatic politicians who believed that turning an occasional blind eye could result in major profits were utterly wrong: the suppression of human rights led inexorably to economic decline.