uncorrected
/'ʌnkə'rektid/
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Not subjected to correction or discipline: Refers to something, often a fault, error, or behavior, that has not been fixed, amended, or disciplined.
- Left faulty or wrong: Describes a mistake or defect that remains in its original, incorrect state.
Usage Examples
- Adjective:
- The teacher left the spelling errors uncorrected to let the student find them herself.
- Uncorrected vision problems can lead to headaches and eye strain.
- The manuscript was published with several uncorrected typos.
Advanced Usage
- "to leave something uncorrected": to deliberately not fix or amend something.
- The editor chose to leave the author's unique phrasing uncorrected.
- "to go uncorrected": to remain without being fixed over a period of time.
- Such a dangerous misconception should not be allowed to go uncorrected.
Variants and Related Words
- Correct (verb): To make right; to remove errors from.
- Corrected (adjective): Having been made right or free from errors.
- Uncorrectable (adjective): Incapable of being corrected or fixed.
Synonyms
- Unamended: Not changed or improved.
- Unremedied: Not having had a fault put right.
- Unfixed: Not repaired or corrected.
Antonyms
- Corrected: Made right or accurate.
- Amended: Changed for the better; improved.
- Rectified: Put right; corrected.
Adjective
- not subjected to correction or discipline
- let her children grow up uncorrected
- left faulty or wrong
- uncorrected astigmatism