Similar words: pigheaded, bigheaded, pigheadedness, talking head, headed, beheaded, hotheaded, bareheaded. Meaning: adj. obstinately perverse in judgment or opinion.
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1. The policy was ill-conceived and wrong-headed.
2. He admitted that the party had followed policies which were now considered as wrong-headed.
3. The young man's speech was full of wrongheaded ideas about "the evils of capitalism".
4. It is deeply offensive, some people find it wrong-headed and ill-informed.
5. She also is nicely complicated: at times arrogant, stubborn, wrong-headed and voyeuristic.
6. Still, the prescription is wrongheaded.
7. It was wrongheaded because shareholders pay managers to make their company more valuable.
8. Beneath its wrongheaded, headline goal to slash net immigration, the government has sensibly made sure that a route remains open for entrepreneurs.
9. Nor is the potential fallout from Mr Obama's wrongheaded decision limited to trade.
10. Every aspect of administrative life is influenced by what is most fatuous, wrongheaded and vile.
11. The prime minister can not hide behind pressure from his coalition partners to justify such a wrongheaded decision as Har Homa.
12. At $4.99 each they're a steal, and proof, if anybody still needs it, that the theory that iPads are good only for consuming content is silly and wrongheaded.
13. After all, liberal and centre-right politicians spent the recent European elections calling each other dangerous and wrongheaded.
14. The president and his aides know that the G.O.P. approach to the budget is wrongheaded and destructive.
15. But the results have led Mr Simonsohn to rethink the earlier tests of seemingly wrongheaded consumers.
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16. Skeptics, even those who agree with the concept of a common accounting language, called the SEC's approach wrongheaded.
17. At the end of the summit, Obama said tackling global challenges "in the absence of major powers like China, India and Brazil seems to be wrongheaded."
18. Half of Hamburgers want changes to the plans ; a fifth think them completely wrongheaded.
19. Given some of the workforce trends of the past decade, doubling down on technology, innovation, and globalization may seem wrongheaded.
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