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to correct
02
to fix a mistake, problem, or imperfection
Transitive: to correct a problem or imperfection
03
to compensate for an error, fault, or undesirable condition by making improvements
Transitive: to correct an error or fault
04
to adjust or modify something to meet a particular standard or desired condition
Transitive: to correct sth
05
to discipline or punish someone for wrongdoing
Transitive: to correct sb for a wrongdoing
06
to adjust a numerical result or reading to compensate for deviations from standard conditions
Transitive: to correct a numerical result
correct
adj
correctly
adv
correctly
adv
correctness
n
correctness
n
incorrect
adj
incorrect
adj
Example
His correct pronunciation impressed everyone in the language class.
She gave a correct response to the teacher's question.
The teacher praised Jake for his correct interpretation of the historical events during the class discussion.
She realized that her initial assumption was correct.
Sarah provided the correct information about the event, ensuring everyone was well-informed.
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