be in the wrong

To have done something incorrect or inappropriate. The other driver was totally in the wrong—he hit me, after all! I was in the wrong to assume that you two had reconciled. I should have checked before inviting you both to the dinner party.

be in the wrong

to have done something which is wrong, for which you should be blamed If they failed to notice the damage, they're definitely in the wrong. I fully accept that I was in the wrong and I think I ought to apologize.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Ottmar	-	German
Eukleides	-	Ancient Greek
Dina (2)	DEE-nah (Italian)	Italian, Portuguese
Willem	VIL-ləm, WIL-ləm	Dutch
Marietta	[mɛəri'etə]
Sanctius	-	Late Roman