Multiple choice softskills leadership

amiss

  1. purely spiritual

  2. royal

  3. wrong

  4. read or glance through quickly

Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
C Correct answer
Explanation

Amiss means wrong, faulty, or not quite right - often used in phrases like 'something is amiss'. It suggests that something is not as it should be or expected to be. The prefix 'a-' can mean 'away from' or 'not', and 'miss' relates to missing the mark or target.