corrections (Meaning)
corrections (n)
the department of local government that is responsible for managing the treatment of convicted offenders
the social control of offenders through a system of imprisonment and rehabilitation and probation and parole
Synonyms & Antonyms of corrections
corrections Sentence Examples
- The teacher made several corrections to the students' essays to improve their grammar and punctuation.
- After reviewing the manuscript, the editor suggested several corrections to enhance the clarity and coherence of the text.
- The police officer issued a ticket for speeding, reminding the driver to make the necessary corrections to avoid future violations.
- The accountant discovered errors in the financial report and promptly made the corrections before presenting it to the board.
- The architect reviewed the blueprints and made corrections to the design to meet the client's specifications.
- The author appreciated the editor's corrections, acknowledging that they improved the quality of the manuscript.
- The software developer identified bugs in the program and implemented corrections to ensure its proper functioning.
- The athlete worked with their coach to make corrections to their technique, aiming to improve their performance.
- The newspaper published a correction to an earlier article that contained inaccurate information.
- The doctor reviewed the patient's medical records and made corrections to update their treatment plan accordingly.
FAQs About the word corrections
the department of local government that is responsible for managing the treatment of convicted offenders, the social control of offenders through a system of im
amendments, modifications,alterations, emendations,improvements, supplements, explanations, amplifications, additions, revisions
exonerations, acquittals, pardons, indemnities, immunities, amnesties, releases, exemptions, vindications, vindications
The teacher made several corrections to the students' essays to improve their grammar and punctuation.
After reviewing the manuscript, the editor suggested several corrections to enhance the clarity and coherence of the text.
The police officer issued a ticket for speeding, reminding the driver to make the necessary corrections to avoid future violations.
The accountant discovered errors in the financial report and promptly made the corrections before presenting it to the board.
