Correct
Correct adjective - Being in agreement with the truth or a fact or a standard.
In question is an antonym for correct.
In question
In question adjective - Open to doubt or suspicion.
Correct is an antonym for in question in able or prone to err topic.
Both terms in one sentence
- In Veronica Mars the first episode has a cop showing a tape of a robbery in court, but instead of showing the correct footage, it cuts to the cop in question hiring a prostitute.
Source: We Should Get Another Tape -
Ironically, the issue in question occurred during a period Logan did not have his adamantium skeleton, and the correct sound effect would have been "shlikt" instead.
Source: Saying Sound Effects Out Loud -
Politically Incorrect Villain: Lenny is constantly griping about immigrants (even when the people in question are native Brits) and tossing around less than politically correct terms.
Source: Film / RocknRolla
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