1. present participle of wrong; treating someone unfairly or unjustly
Usage: present participle form

Examples

• She felt guilty about wronging her friend with those harsh words.
• The company was wronging its employees by not paying fair wages.
• He accused his brother of wronging him in the business deal.
• The judge warned against wronging innocent people.
• They were wronging the community by polluting the river.
• She couldn’t bear the thought of wronging anyone.