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Pronunciation

/kəˈrɪkt/

Correctness: The state or quality of being right or true; accuracy. Example: “His grammar was impeccable, showing a high degree of correctness.”
Rightful: In accordance with what is proper, fitting, or correct. Example: “Her actions were completely correct in the given situation.”
Corrective: Designed to correct or improve something that is wrong or incorrect. Example: “The teacher used corrective exercises to help students improve their spelling.”

To correct: To set right, adjust, or amend something that is wrong or inaccurate. Example: “The editor corrected several spelling mistakes in the manuscript.”
To rectify: To put right or make things better after an error or problem. Example: “They’re working on rectifying the communication issues within the team.”
To adjust: To bring something into conformity with rules or standards. Example: “Please adjust your seatbelt before takeoff.”

Correct: Free from errors; accurate; in accordance with rules or standards. Example: “Her answer was correct, and she earned full marks.”
Accurate: Conforming exactly to fact or reality; precise. Example: “The weather forecast was very accurate for the weekend.”

Noun: “The teacher praised the student for their excellent understanding of the subject, which demonstrated a high level of correctness.”
Verb: “After receiving feedback, he corrected his mistakes in the project.”
Adjective: “Her grammar was always correct, which impressed her teachers.”