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Synonym for correct [verb]
The synonym correct synonymous definition words:
Your question...Further results for the word "correct"
admonish [verb]
means "scold"correct
amend [verb]
means "fix"adjust, correct, better, right, improve, restore
chastise [verb]
means "punish"correct
discipline [verb]
means "punish"correct
improve [verb]
means "better"correct, emend, rectify, right, amend, ameliorate
meliorate [verb]
means "improve"amend, better, ameliorate, help, correct
orderly [adjective]
means "methodical"correct, regular, formal, systematic, business-like
proper [adjective]
means "property"correct, accurate, exact, formal, just, precise
rectify [verb]
means "better"correct, emend, improve, right, amend, ameliorate
redress [verb]
means "remedy"amend, adjust, correct, rectify, repair, right
reform [verb]
means "activity"correct, ameliorate, revise, amend, remedy, better
reprove [verb]
means "scold"correct
right [adjective]
means "property"suitable, appropriate, proper, correct, convenient, fit, correct, precise, valid, accurate, true, proper
sew [verb]
means "activity"mend, patch, correct, darn, emend, fix
systematic [adjective]
means "methodical"correct, regular, formal, orderly, business-like
correction [noun]
means "result of correcting"reorganisation, reorganization, alteration, reconstruction, revision, review, removal
amelioration [noun]
means "editing"amendment, correction, redaction, improvement, revision, emendation
counteractive [adjective]
means "help"aid, assistance, relief, reparation, redress, corrective
cure [noun]
means "health"corrective
decorum [noun]
means "observing customs"ceremony, conventionality, correctness, etiquette, protocol, behaviour
emendation [noun]
means "editing"amendment, correction, redaction, improvement, revision, amelioration
etiquette [noun]
means "observing customs"ceremony, conventionality, correctness, formality, protocol, behaviour
exactness [noun]
means "perfection"precision, accuracy, correctness, rightness, exactitude
fixed [adjective]
means "repaired"corrected, prepared, rebuilt, made up, in order
formality [noun]
means "observing customs"ceremony, conventionality, correctness, etiquette, protocol, behaviour
improved [adjective]
means "got better"corrected, rectified, amended, refined, enhanced
improving [adjective]
means "bettering"developing, correcting, editing, growing, learning, evolving
precision [noun]
means "exactness"perfection, accuracy, correctness, rightness, exactitude
reconstruction [noun]
means "result of correcting"reorganisation, reorganization, alteration, correction, revision, review
rectification [noun]
means "revising"correction, editing, reparation, redress
reform [noun]
means "advantage"amendment, correction, reformation, amelioration, improvement, betterment
renewal [noun]
means "getting back to normal"restoration, correction, improvement, recovery
reorganisation [noun]
means "changing"correction, reorganization, alteration, reconstruction, revision, review
reorganization [noun]
means "changing"reorganisation, correction, alteration, reconstruction, revision, review
restoration [noun]
means "fix"repair, mend, rectification, correction, amendment, amelioration
rightness [noun]
means "propriety"decency, fitness, decorum, correctness
scourge [noun]
means "punishment"penalty, correction, infliction, flogging
sharpness [noun]
means "precision"correctness, exactness, skill, sureness, accuracy
sureness [noun]
means "precision"correctness, exactness, skill, accuracy, sharpness
well [object]
means "manner"accurately, correctly, properly, skilfully, decently, efficiently
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