Corrected
Corrected adjective - Having something undesirable neutralized.
Mistook
Both words in one sentence
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The first Sontaran we met mistook Sarah-Jane for another species, and deemed human reproduction "inefficient" when corrected.
Source: One-Gender Race -
First he simply mistook it for "Kristen," but when she corrected him he tried to get it right and began inserting random letters (Including at least one 'G') on each new try.
Source: Series / Death Valley - A scientist at the end of the Rocket Warehouse mistook the main character (including the new female variation) for Giovanni's child, but then corrected himself, stating that said child has red hair.
Source: Mysterious Parent
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