incorrectly executed

[ɪn-kə-ˈrek-tlē ˈek-sə-ˌkyü-təd]
adjective phrase / verb phrase
executado incorretamente
1. performed or carried out in a wrong or inaccurate manner; not done according to proper procedure or standards
The surgery was incorrectly executed, leading to complications.
A cirurgia foi executada incorretamente, causando complicações.
2. implemented or implemented with errors or mistakes
The software update was incorrectly executed on the server.
A atualização de software foi executada incorretamente no servidor.
3. accomplished in a manner that deviates from instructions or best practices
The dance move was incorrectly executed by the student.
O movimento de dança foi executado incorretamente pelo aluno.
In Brazilian professional environments, this phrase is commonly used in technical, medical, and educational contexts when describing procedural failures. Americans tend to use more colloquial alternatives like 'messed up' or 'botched' in casual speech, but 'incorrectly executed' is preferred in formal documentation and technical reports in both cultures.
NYC Slang
botched / messed up / done wrong
Synonyms / Sinônimos
improperly executedwrongly performedpoorly executedinaccurately carried outflawed execution
Antonyms / Antônimos
correctly executedproperly performedaccurately executedwell-executedflawlessly executed

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
executado incorretamente
Standard formal usage in business and technical contexts
Rio de Janeiro
feito errado / executado do jeito errado
More colloquial, conversational approach
São Paulo
executado de forma incorreta
Corporate and business environment preference
Portugal
executado incorretamente / realizado de forma errada
Similar to Brazilian but with slight pronunciation differences

Related Words

executionmistakeerrorimproperimplementationprocedureperformance

Related Idioms & Phrases

to drop the ball
to get it wrong
missed the mark
bungled execution
sloppy work
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