Read the dictionary entry.
amiss
\ ə-ˈmis \
adverb
1. not quite...
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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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