correcting (Meaning)
correcting
to make or set right, conforming to a set figure, conforming to the strict requirements of a specific ideology or set of beliefs or values, conforming to or agreeing with fact, logic, or known truth, to alter or adjust so as to bring to some standard or required condition, to indicate the faults or errors of and show how they can be made right, agreeing with fact or known truth, counteract, neutralize, meeting or agreeing with a particular standard, to point out usually for amendment the errors or faults of, conforming to an approved or conventional standard, to discipline or punish (someone) for some fault or lapse, rebuke entry 1, punish
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correcting Sentence Examples
- The teacher gently corrected the student's grammar mistake.
- After reviewing the report, the editor meticulously corrected several spelling errors.
- The surgeon carefully corrected the patient's posture to alleviate pain.
- The coach patiently corrected the player's technique, helping them improve their performance.
- The artist meticulously corrected the imperfections in the painting, ensuring its beauty.
- The mechanic diligently corrected the faulty wiring in the car, restoring its functionality.
- The carpenter skillfully corrected the misaligned door, ensuring its proper fit.
- The tailor expertly corrected the ill-fitting suit, creating a perfect fit for the customer.
- The scientist diligently corrected the error in their experiment, ensuring the accuracy of their results.
- The software engineer tirelessly corrected the bugs in the code, improving its overall performance.
FAQs About the word correcting
to make or set right, conforming to a set figure, conforming to the strict requirements of a specific ideology or set of beliefs or values, conforming to or agr
punitive, corrective, correctional, penal,disciplining, chastising, castigating, chastening, disciplinary, penalizing
compensatory, nonpunitive, remitting, exonerating, pardoning, exculpatory,vindicating, exculpating, condoning, commuting
The teacher gently corrected the student's grammar mistake.
After reviewing the report, the editor meticulously corrected several spelling errors.
The surgeon carefully corrected the patient's posture to alleviate pain.
The coach patiently corrected the player's technique, helping them improve their performance.
