corrected

Thân thiện

The optometrist confirmed her corrected vision was 20/20.

Definition

Adjective 1. Having been adjusted, amended, or set right to remove errors, faults, or undesirable conditions. It describes something that has been changed from an incorrect or flawed state to a correct or improved one. 2. Having an undesirable element neutralized or compensated for. Often used to describe a physical condition, like eyesight, that has been improved to a normal or standard level through an external aid.

Usage

The adjective "corrected" is used to describe a noun, indicating that the noun has undergone a process of correction. It is often used in technical, medical, or formal contexts. * It typically follows a linking verb like "is," "was," or "has been" (e.g., "The error is corrected"). * It can also come directly before a noun (e.g., "the corrected version," "her corrected vision").

Examples

• Please submit the corrected manuscript to the publisher. (The manuscript has been fixed of errors.)
• The teacher returned the tests with the corrected answers marked in red. (The wrong answers have been identified and fixed.)
• With the new hearing aid, his corrected hearing is almost perfect. (The hearing impairment has been compensated for.)
• The data in the corrected report is now accurate. (The report has been amended to remove inaccuracies.)

Advanced Usage

• "Corrected for...": Used in scientific or statistical contexts to indicate that data or measurements have been adjusted to account for a specific factor.
  • The figures have been corrected for inflation.
• "Proofread and corrected": A common phrase indicating that a document has been reviewed for errors and those errors have been fixed.
  • This is the final, proofread and corrected draft.

Variants and Related Words

• Correct (verb): To make right; to remove errors from.
  • He will correct the mistakes.
• Correction (noun): The action or process of correcting something.
  • The document needs several corrections.
• Corrective (adjective): Designed to correct or counteract something.
  • She wears corrective lenses.
• Uncorrected (adjective): Not corrected; left in its original, possibly flawed, state.
  • The uncorrected proof contained many typos.

Synonyms

• Amended
• Revised
• Rectified
• Adjusted
• Remedied

Antonyms

• Uncorrected
• Faulty
• Flawed
• Erroneous

Học thuật

Adjective

1. having something undesirable neutralized
   • with glasses her corrected vision was 20:20