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Definition of correct
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of correct is as below...
Correct
(v. t.) To
counteract
the
qualities
of one thing by those of
another;
-- said of
whatever
is wrong or
injurious;
as, to
correct
the
acidity
of the
stomach
by
alkaline
preparations..
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Bodkin
::
Bodkin
(n.) A sharp tool, like an awl, used for
picking
/ut
letters
from a
column
or page in
making
corrections..
Orthography
::
Orthography
(n.) The art or
practice
of
writing
words with the
proper
letters,
according
to
standard
usage;
conventionally
correct
spelling;
also, mode of
spelling;
as, his
orthography
is
vicious..
Revision
::
Revision
(n.) The act of
revising;
reexamination
for
correction;
review;
as, the
revision
of a book or
writing,
or of a proof
sheet;
a
revision
of
statutes..
Doublet
::
Doublet
(a.) An
arrangement
of two
lenses
for a
microscope,
designed
to
correct
spherical
aberration
and
chromatic
dispersion,
thus
rendering
the image of an
object
more clear and
distinct..
Corruption
::
Corruption
(n.) The act of
changing,
or of being
changed,
for the
worse;
departure
from what is pure,
simple,
or
correct;
as, a
corruption
of
style;
corruption
in
language..
Revisal
::
Revisal
(n.) The act of
revising,
or
reviewing
and
reexamining
for
correction
and
improvement;
revision;
as, the
revisal
of a
manuscript;
the
revisal
of a proof
sheet;
the
revisal
of a
treaty..
Perfect
::
Perfect
(a.)
Brought
to
consummation
or
completeness;
completed;
not
defective
nor
redundant;
having
all the
properties
or
qualities
requisite
to its
nature
and kind;
without
flaw,
fault,
or
blemish;
without
error;
mature;
whole;
pure;
sound;
right;
correct..
Correctress
::
Correctress
(n.) A woman who
corrects.
Deal
::
Deal (v. i.) To
contend
(with);
to treat
(with),
by way of
opposition,
check,
or
correction;
as, he has
turbulent
passions
to deal
with..
Editor
::
Editor
(n.) One who
edits;
esp., a
person
who
prepares,
superintends,
revises,
and
corrects
a book,
magazine,
or
newspaper,
etc., for
publication..
Teinoscope
::
Teinoscope
(n.) An
instrument
formed
by
combining
prisms
so as to
correct
the
chromatic
aberration
of the light while
linear
dimensions
of
objects
seen
through
the
prisms
are
increased
or
diminished;
--
called
also prism
telescope.
Misaffirm
::
Misaffirm
(v. t.) To
affirm
incorrectly.
Collationer
::
Collationer
(n.) One who
examines
the
sheets
of a book that has just been
printed,
to
ascertain
whether
they are
correctly
printed,
paged,
etc..
Inexact
::
Inexact
(a.) Not
exact;
not
precisely
correct
or true;
inaccurate.
Giusto
::
Giusto
(a.) In just,
correct,
or
suitable
time..
Wrong
::
Wrong (a.) Not fit or
suitable
to an end or
object;
not
appropriate
for an
intended
use; not
according
to rule;
unsuitable;
improper;
incorrect;
as, to hold a book with the wrong end
uppermost;
to take the wrong way..
Interlining
::
Interlining
(n.)
Correction
or
alteration
by
writing
between
the
lines;
interlineation.
Orthography
::
Orthography
(n.) A
drawing
in
correct
projection,
especially
an
elevation
or a
vertical
section..
Well-informed
::
Well-informed
(a.)
Correctly
informed;
provided
with
information;
well
furnished
with
authentic
knowledge;
intelligent.
Amendment
::
Amendment
(n.)
Correction
of an error in a writ or
process.
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