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Definition of correction
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 correction is as below...
Correction
(n.) That which is
substituted
in the place of what is
wrong;
an
emendation;
as, the
corrections
on a proof sheet
should
be set in the
margin..
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Self-discipline
::
Self-discipline
(n.)
Correction
or
government
of one's self for the sake of
improvement.
Discipline
::
Discipline
(n.)
Correction;
chastisement;
punishment
inflicted
by way of
correction
and
training.
Discipline
::
Discipline
(n.) The
enforcement
of
methods
of
correction
against
one
guilty
of
ecclesiastical
offenses;
reformatory
or penal
action
toward
a
church
member.
Equate
::
Equate
(v. t.) To make
equal;
to
reduce
to an
average;
to make such an
allowance
or
correction
in as will
reduce
to a
common
standard
of
comparison;
to
reduce
to mean time or
motion;
as, to
equate
payments;
to
equate
lines of
railroad
for
grades
or
curves;
equated
distances..
Correction
::
Correction
(n.)
Abatement
of
noxious
qualities;
the
counteraction
of what is
inconvenient
or
hurtful
in its
effects;
as, the
correction
of
acidity
in the
stomach..
Correction
::
Correction
(n.) That which is
substituted
in the place of what is
wrong;
an
emendation;
as, the
corrections
on a proof sheet
should
be set in the
margin..
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..
Incorrection
::
Incorrection
(n.) Want of
correction,
restraint,
or
discipline..
Emend
::
Emend (v. t.) To purge of
faults;
to make
better;
to
correct;
esp., to make
corrections
in (a
literary
work);
to alter for the
better
by
textual
criticism,
generally
verbal..
Correction
::
Correction
(n.) An
allowance
made for
inaccuracy
in an
instrument;
as,
chronometer
correction;
compass
correction..
Reformation
::
Reformation
(n.) The act of
reforming,
or the state of being
reformed;
change
from worse to
better;
correction
or
amendment
of life,
manners,
or of
anything
vicious
or
corrupt;
as, the
reformation
of
manners;
reformation
of the age;
reformation
of
abuses..
Overhaul
::
Overhaul
(v. t.) To haul or drag over;
hence,
to turn over for
examination;
to
inspect;
to
examine
thoroughly
with a view to
corrections
or
repairs..
Spinstress
::
Spinster
(n.) A woman of evil life and
character;
-- so
called
from being
forced
to spin in a house of
correction.
Uncorrigible
::
Uncorrigible
(a.)
Incorrigible;
not
capable
of
correction.
Visit
::
Visit (v. t.) To go or come to see for
inspection,
examination,
correction
of
abuses,
etc.; to
examine,
to
inspect;
as, a
bishop
visits
his
diocese;
a
superintendent
visits
persons
or works under his
charge..
Interline
::
Interline
(v. t.) To write or
insert
between
lines
already
written
or
printed,
as for
correction
or
addition;
to write or print
something
between
the lines of; as, to
interline
a page or a
book..
Correction
::
Correction
(n.) The act of
correcting,
or
making
that right which was
wrong;
change
for the
better;
amendment;
rectification,
as of an
erroneous
statement..
Penitentiary
::
Penitentiary
(n.) A house of
correction,
in which
offenders
are
confined
for
punishment,
discipline,
and
reformation,
and in which they are
generally
compelled
to
labor..
Roughcast
::
Roughcast
(v. t.) To form in its first
rudiments,
without
revision,
correction,
or
polish..
Overhauling
::
Overhauling
(n.) A
strict
examination
with a view to
correction
or
repairs.
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