Incorrect
Incorrect adjective - Having an opinion that does not agree with truth or the facts.
Usage example: you're incorrect about the date of the final exam—it's next Tuesday, not Wednesday
Nearby Words: incorrectness, incorrectly
Right
Right adjective - Following an original exactly.
Usage example: a modern replica of an 18th-century British warship that is right in all of its details
Both words in one sentence
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Akimbo in Modern Warfare 2, at least for the USP, results in a combination of correct and incorrect models - the right-hand gun is modeled as it should be (or close enough, given the above), while the left-hand one is, to save on resources, just a reversed copy of the right one.
Source: Right-Handed Left-Handed Guns -
Ross in Friends tends to be right on many subjects and he always has to prove that he is right whenever someone says something grammatically incorrect or state a wrong fact.
Source: Insufferable Genius -
Answer: 7 Right 3 Wrong Explanation: It means that one wins when he gets seven correct answers, or gets disqualifed when he gives three incorrect answers.
Source: Manga / Nanamaru Sanbatsu
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