corrected

word · lemma: correct

/kɝˈɛktəd/
kuh-REK-did
/kəɹˈɛktɪd/
kuh-REK-tid

Definition

Changed to fix mistakes or make something right. 'Corrected' usually refers to errors in writing, behavior, or results being fixed.

Usage & Nuances

'Corrected' is formally used for fixed errors in documents, tests, or systems ("corrected version"). Common collocations: 'corrected mistake', 'corrected data', 'corrected behavior'. Used passively, e.g., 'was corrected'. Not for people; use 'was corrected by someone' for actions.

Example Sentences

He corrected himself when he realized he was wrong.

natural

Is this the corrected version of the document you sent?

natural

We corrected the information in the report.

basic

She corrected her spelling mistakes on the test.

basic

The teacher corrected my homework.

basic

The error was quickly corrected after it was found.

natural