Corrected
Corrected adjective - Having something undesirable neutralized.
Both words in one sentence
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Another variation the show often used was to have Bullwinkle use a wrong word, then be corrected with the right word, which in true Who's on First?
- The dub contained a handful of such bloopers (not all of which got corrected for the DVD), ditto for the second movie, but by the third, the translator finally got just about everything right.
Source: Dub-Induced Plot Hole - The right couples live happily ever after.The play contains examples of these tropes All Just a Dream: The couples wake up the morning after, realizing their corrected couplings.
Source: Theatre / St John's Eve
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