Correct
Correct adjective - Being in agreement with the truth or a fact or a standard.
Not done
Both terms in one sentence
- If not done with the correct level of self-deprecating humor, it tends to fall flat.
Source: We Don't Suck Anymore -
Had she not done so, he would've given the correct orders.
Source: Film / Down Periscope -
Scotty never suffers any consequences for engineering the death of his mother's rapist, nor for beating up the would-be pedophile (though Scotty's assessment of him was correct, the man had technically not done anything illegal and as such, there was no reason for Scotty's assault on him).
Source: Series / Cold Case
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