Correct
Correct verb - To remove errors, defects, deficiencies, or deviations from.
Not knowing is an antonym for correct.
Not knowing
Both terms in one sentence
- Apart from not knowing whether their conclusions are correct, a lot of the time characters are going crazy or getting paranoid.
Source: Unreliable Expositor -
The miniseries adaptation of Tales of the City includes dialog about the social embarrassment caused by not knowing the traditional correct pronunciation of Beauchamp's name ("beecham").
Source: It Is Pronounced Tro-PAY -
As were a no name trio who insult Shizuo for his choice of warbrobe and spill soda all over his outfit, and not knowing who he is, Tom surmises that their excuse of being public school dropouts is correct before looking the other way.
Source: Light Novel / Durarara!!
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