
Out of whack
Non-Technical Usage
Used to describe complex systems beyond just electronics, like schedules or plans.

With so many delays, our travel itinerary is completely out of whack.
Metaphorical Use
Commonly used for abstract concepts not functioning as usual, such as feelings or moods.

Ever since the argument, their friendship has been out of whack.
Emotional Context
Conveys a mild sense of frustration or annoyance when something isn't right.

My whole day is out of whack because I missed the alarm this morning.
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