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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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True
::
True (n.)
Conformable
to fact; in
accordance
with the
actual
state of
things;
correct;
not
false,
erroneous,
inaccurate,
or the like; as, a true
relation
or
narration;
a true
history;
a
declaration
is true when it
states
the
facts..
Checkerberry
::
Checkerberry
(n.) A spicy plant and its
bright
red
berry;
the
wintergreen
(Gaultheria
procumbens).
Also
incorrectly
applied
to the
partridge
berry
(Mitchella
repens).
Branks
::
Branks
(n.) A
scolding
bridle,
an
instrument
formerly
used for
correcting
scolding
women.
It was an iron frame
surrounding
the head and
having
a
triangular
piece
entering
the mouth of the
scold..
Handsome
::
Handsome
(superl.)
Agreeable
to the eye or to
correct
taste;
having
a
pleasing
appearance
or
expression;
attractive;
having
symmetry
and
dignity;
comely;
--
expressing
more than
pretty,
and less than
beautiful;
as, a
handsome
man or
woman;
a
handsome
garment,
house,
tree,
horse..
Har Monically
::
Har
monically
(adv.)
In
respect
to
harmony,
as
distinguished
from
melody;
as, a
passage
harmonically
correct..
Verify
::
Verify
(v. t.) To prove to be true or
correct;
to
establish
the truth of; to
confirm;
to
substantiate.
Inexact
::
Inexact
(a.) Not
exact;
not
precisely
correct
or true;
inaccurate.
Tartar
::
Tartar
(n.) A
correction
which often
incrusts
the
teeth,
consisting
of
salivary
mucus,
animal
matter,
and
phosphate
of
lime..
Inaccuracy
::
Inaccuracy
(n.) That which is
inaccurate
or
incorrect;
mistake;
fault;
defect;
error;
as, in
inaccuracy
in
speech,
copying,
calculation,
etc..
Faultless
::
Faultless
(a.)
Without
fault;
not
defective
or
imperfect;
free from
blemish;
free from
incorrectness,
vice, or
offense;
perfect;
as, a
faultless
poem..
Aright
::
Aright
(adv.)
Rightly;
correctly;
in a right way or form;
without
mistake
or
crime;
as, to
worship
God
aright..
Misreport
::
Misreport
(n.) An
erroneous
report;
a false or
incorrect
account
given.
Orthographer
::
Orthographer
(n.) One
versed
in
orthography;
one who
spells
words
correctly.
Right
::
Right (a.)
According
with
truth;
passing
a true
judgment;
conforming
to fact or
intent;
not
mistaken
or
wrong;
not
erroneous;
correct;
as, this is the right
faith..
Correct
::
Correct
(a.) Set
right,
or made
straight;
hence,
conformable
to
truth,
rectitude,
or
propriety,
or to a just
standard;
not
faulty
or
imperfect;
free from
error;
as,
correct
behavior;
correct
views..
Corrective
::
Corrective
(n.) That which has the power of
correcting,
altering,
or
counteracting
what is wrong or
injurious;
as,
alkalies
are
correctives
of
acids;
penalties
are
correctives
of
immoral
conduct..
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..
Scourge
::
Scourge
(n.) To
punish
with
severity;
to
chastise;
to
afflict,
as for sins or
faults,
and with the
purpose
of
correction..
Self-discipline
::
Self-discipline
(n.)
Correction
or
government
of one's self for the sake of
improvement.
Chastiser
::
Chastiser
(n.) One who
chastises;
a
punisher;
a
corrector.
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