Synonym: askew, crooked, disorderly, wrong. Similar words: wry, dowry. Meaning: [ə'raɪ] 
adj. 1. turned or twisted toward one side 2. not functioning properly. adv. 1. away from the correct or expected course 2. turned or twisted to one side.
adj. 1. turned or twisted toward one side 2. not functioning properly. adv. 1. away from the correct or expected course 2. turned or twisted to one side. 
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31. Their journeys were well organized by the super-efficient Head Girls but of course occasionally plans went awry.
32. It solaced him to know that he had an alternate plan if things went awry.
33. How often could they go awry?
34. Our plan has gone awry.
35. Something has gone awry in our plans.
36. But often these forays into the wild go awry.
37. Your ( neck ) tie is all awry.
38. His dark hair was all awry.
39. If awry,(www.Sentencedict.com) you can look back through your logs.
40. Land reform is another high - minded black - empowerment project that has gone awry.
41. It is no use to blame the looking glass if your face is awry.
42. My cap had gone awry, my apron was stained, my feet ached.
43. Pharmacy transactions seem so straightforward. How often could they go awry?
44. When things go awry at Madrid they always phone for Camacho - the capital's Adair.
45. The sync frequently went awry, with the words...and the movements of the singer's lips not tallying.
46. But sceptics say inflation will gallop if the scheme goes awry.
47. The ravelled linen around her neck looked like a fashion awry.
48. His heavy collar with the teeth marks of many a battle on it was awry.
49. Of course, even the best - laid plans can go awry...and even the most independent, strong-minded lady must occasionally accept an offer of help .
50. In the photo, Watson's right leg appears to take a mysterious turn before disappearing altogether, perhaps the result of a post-photo shoot editing session gone terribly awry.
51. They may have grown a little awry for want of attention.
52. Not Cynthia when her manteau's pinned awry, E'er felt such rage.
53. He learned the most from the potential deals that went awry.
54. In other words, the mechanisms that should ensure self - tolerance go awry.
55. Admittedly, long - range economic forecasting can go spectacularly awry.
56. In the early 1940s, a test with some armed bats went awry, and they set fire to a small Air Force base in Carlsbad, New Mexico.
57. IN the absence of reliable, up - to - date information, markets go awry.