wrong-mindedness

See also: wrongmindedness

English

Etymology

From wrong-minded +‎ -ness.

Noun

wrong-mindedness (uncountable)

  1. Alternative form of wrongmindedness.
    • 2013, Dogukan Akbulut, Attempting Normal:
      There was a lot of libertarian wrong-mindedness in his piece—some crazy ideas about tort reform, some misguided nonsense about allowing insurance companies to go across state lines...
    • 2011, Grant A. Watson, Conversations with a Duck: And the End of Separation!, →ISBN, page 116:
      Energy going in wrong-mindedness will affect wrong action. Ego in wrong action brings one clear message and can only generate the one reaction, lack of joy.
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