over-correct Antonyms
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Meaning of over-correct
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over-correct (v)
make excessive corrections for fear of making an error
over-correct Sentence Examples
- The teacher's over-correction of grammar and punctuation stifled the students' creativity.
- The over-correcting editor deleted perfectly fine sentences in her misguided attempt to improve the manuscript.
- The over-correct pronunciation of "espresso" as "expresso" is a common pet peeve among coffee enthusiasts.
- The child's over-correct spelling of "difficult" as "diffecult" was a sign of their phonetic awareness.
- The politician's over-correct apology only further alienated their constituents.
- The over-correcting spellchecker changed the word "through" to "threw," altering the meaning of the sentence entirely.
- The over-correcting parents enforced strict rules that stifled their children's individuality.
- The over-correcting hair stylist created a stiff and unnatural updo that did not flatter her client's face.
- The over-correcting personal trainer pushed his clients to the point of injury.
- The over-correcting surgeon performed unnecessary and risky procedures that ultimately harmed the patient.
FAQs About the word over-correct
make excessive corrections for fear of making an error
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The teacher's over-correction of grammar and punctuation stifled the students' creativity.
The over-correcting editor deleted perfectly fine sentences in her misguided attempt to improve the manuscript.
The over-correct pronunciation of "espresso" as "expresso" is a common pet peeve among coffee enthusiasts.
The child's over-correct spelling of "difficult" as "diffecult" was a sign of their phonetic awareness.
