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Read the dictionary entry.

amiss

\ ə-ˈmis \

adverb

1. not quite right

2. out of place

3. faulty

4. improper

Read the sentence.

When the typically punctual Mrs. Rose was fifteen minutes late for her dinner reservation, her instructor knew that something had to be amiss.

Which definition clarifies how amiss is used in the sentence?


definition 1

definition 2

definition 3

definition 4

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definition one because if you insert the definition into the sentence, it’s the one that makes the most sense and flows the best

The use of the word amiss in the sentence is clarified by the first definition, not quite right as it fits the best.

What is the meaning of the word amiss?

Amiss means something that is not right and looks out of place. It is used in a sentence to denote something faulty and wrong that can be with a situation or a person.

In the sentence, the instructor felt that something was not right with Mrs. Rose as she was very punctual but was late one time.

Therefore, option A. definition 1 clarifies the use of the word amiss.

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