Correctness - Law Dictionary Search Results
Self discipline
Correction or government of ones self for the sake of improvement
Reformed
Corrected amended restored to purity or excellence said specifically of the whole body of Protestant churches originating in the
Emendately
Without fault correctly
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VerbarGiusto
In just correct or suitable time
Incorrection
Lack of correction restraint or discipline
Incorrectly
Not correctly inaccurately not exactly as a writing incorrectly copied testimony incorrectly stated
Inorthography
Deviation from correct orthography bad spelling
correctitude
correct or appropriate behavior
Chastened
Corrected disciplined refined purified toned down
Chasten
To correct by punishment to inflict pain upon the purpose of reclaiming to discipline as to chasten a son with
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