Wrongly.
acceptable
The word "wrongly" itself is often pronounced differently based on dialect and accents, so it could be considered a word that is frequently pronounced in various ways.
Unanimous
The prefix mis- meaning wrongly is added to the adjective pronounced (a past participle) to form the antonym "mispronounced."
Bouillabaisse, a fish stew originating from the South of France, is often wrongly pronounced as "bwee - a - bays", when in fact it should be "bwee - a - bess".
Arthritis spelt wrongly
"wrongly"
Some people pronounce it 'Lay-lor' and others say 'Law-lor'. ______ The suburb Lalor in the northern suburbs of Melbourne is, rightly or wrongly, usually pronounced as "Lay-lor", although it was named for Peter Lalor (pronounced "Law-lor") of Eureka Stockade fame.
Wrongly Charged - 1908 was released on: USA: May 1908
Yes He will be released from prison because new information in his case reveals that he was wrongly accused.
Strongly.
Perhaps, if you can prove you were wrongly sued and you suffered monetary damages, such as legal expenses.
Yes, you can potentially sue for being wrongly diagnosed if you can prove that the misdiagnosis led to harm or damages. Medical malpractice claims may involve proving negligence, breach of standard care, and the impact of the misdiagnosis on your health and well-being. Consulting with a legal professional experienced in medical malpractice cases would be crucial.