Adjective:

ଖରାପ, ପଙ୍ଗୁ,

out of whack's Usage Examples:

The idea behind this, say organisers, is to throw a regular schedule out of whack.

His eyes are out of whack and he sees everything in double.

This soon causes everything to be out of whack.

When people want an "out of whack" weird Rock record, they call me, and I take an "out of whack" amount.

"terribly run," that "exploits athletes," and that "has its priorities out of whack.

that even if the days were long periods of time, the order was still out of whack.

In a 1999 interview with Q, asked whether he believed the result was fair, Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards said: I'm out of whack here, this is serious lawyer shit.

was hospitalized and said that his "pancreas levels were completely out of whack" after following a fruitarian diet in preparation for his role playing.

8 billion for fiscal 2011 that is at least "2 billion out of whack in an economy that is still sputtering.

wrote, ""The Oolong Slayer" served his purpose and didn’t throw the show out of whack in the process.

criticized the way the policy was implemented, saying he did not think any serious person could say it was not "out of whack".

call "out of whack" Rock records.

it being midsummer, the seasons in various locations are completely out of whack.

Synonyms:

exterior, open air, outside, outdoors, open,

Antonyms:

inside, indoor, interior, internal, indoors,