amiss in a sentence
adv.
📚 Grade Level: Grade 9, Grade 10, Grade 11, Grade 12
Definition
Amiss means not quite right or inappropriate; out of place or in error.
Crossword clues for amiss
Crossword clue ideas and answer hints for the word "amiss".
- Something seems wrong or out of place.
- A mistake has been made, it feels off.
- Not quite right, something feels out of order.
- There’s an error, things are not as they should be.
- Something is not right, an issue is present.
Amiss sentence examples
- Something felt amiss during the meeting, as no one seemed engaged.
- She sensed that there was something amiss with her friend’s tone.
- The garden looked beautiful, but the lack of flowers made it seem amiss.
- He couldn't shake the feeling that all was not right, that something was amiss.
- Despite the cheerful decorations, an amiss atmosphere lingered in the air.
- After reviewing the report, she realized a crucial detail was amiss.
- His smile was too forced, hinting that something deeper was amiss.
- The children’s laughter was joyful, yet an amiss tension could be felt among the adults.
- When the lights flickered, he knew that something was amiss with the power supply.
- The melody was lovely, but the lyrics seemed amiss for the occasion.
- Something felt amiss during the meeting, as no one seemed to agree on the agenda.
- She noticed the locked door and felt that something was amiss in the otherwise quiet house.
- His cheerful demeanor seemed out of place, making her wonder if something was amiss.
- The report was filled with inaccuracies, suggesting that something had gone amiss in the data collection process.
- When the dog refused to play, she sensed that something was amiss with its health.
- The sudden silence in the classroom indicated that something was amiss with the usual lively atmosphere.
- Despite the bright sunshine, he couldn't shake the feeling that something was amiss in his life.
- Her intuition told her there was something amiss in his story, despite his calm exterior.
- As the clock struck midnight, she felt that something was amiss with her plans for the evening.
- He found the missing keys in an unusual place, which confirmed that something was amiss earlier that day.
- Something felt amiss when she noticed the door was unlocked.
- His cheerful demeanor suggested that nothing was amiss in his life.
- After reviewing the reports, it was clear that something was amiss with the data.
- She sensed that there was something amiss in their conversation, even though he was smiling.
- It was amiss for him to leave the party without saying goodbye to anyone.
- The sudden drop in temperature made her feel that something was amiss.
- He couldn't shake the feeling that all was not well and something was amiss.
- When the lights flickered, she knew that something amiss was about to happen.
- The constant complaints from the team indicated that all was not right, something was amiss.
- It was amiss for a seasoned chef to burn the simplest of recipes.