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wonky Definition and Meaning in English (wonky definition)

adjective
Synonyms:crookedwobblyunstable
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Wonky definition: Something that is wonky is not straight, stable, or correctly aligned, often implying a slight imperfection or malfunction.

Definitions of Wonky

  1. 1adjective(informal)

    Something that is wonky is not straight, stable, or correctly aligned, often implying a slight imperfection or malfunction.

  2. 2adjective(informal)

    Describing something that is not working correctly or is unreliable, often in a minor but noticeable way.

Example Sentences

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“The table is a bit wonky, so be careful not to spill your drink.”

casual

“My old car has a wonky headlight that sometimes flickers.”

casual

“His argument was a bit wonky, lacking strong evidence.”

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Wonky definition: Something that is wonky is not straight, stable, or correctly aligned, often implying a slight imperfection or malfunction.
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'Wonky' translates to 'wonky' in English. Wonky definition: Something that is wonky is not straight, stable, or correctly aligned, often implying a slight imperfection or malfunction.
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