Corrected and Turned

Corrected

Corrected adjective - Having something undesirable neutralized.

Turned and corrected are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Turned" instead an adjective "Corrected".

Turned

Turned adjective - Moved around an axis or center.

Corrected and turned are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Corrected" instead an adjective "Turned".

Nearby Words: turn, turning, turner

Both words in one sentence

  • This turned out to be due to a misplaced decimal in the magnitude of the debuff (50% instead of 5%), and was subsequently corrected.
  • Literature / The Worst Witch As noted above, the TV series corrected this by having Ethel unable to speak when she was turned into a pig.
  • Video Game / City of Heroes This turned out to be due to a misplaced decimal in the magnitude of the debuff, and was subsequently corrected.
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