əˈrī adverb (or adjective)
Etymology: Middle English on wry, from on + wry, n.
1. : turned or twisted toward one side : obliquely , oblique : not straight : askew
a dissipated-looking youth with a gorgeous red necktie all awry — G.K.Chesterton
2. : out of the right, expected, or hoped-for course : wide of the mark : wrong , amiss
after three years of schooling in New York something went awry in his education — S.H.Adams