correction.
(Of thelat.)(correctio, - onis).
1. f. action and effect correct (? amend it wrong).
2. d. quality of correct (? free of errors or defects).
3. d. quality of the person of irreproachable conduct.
4. f. rebuke or censure a crime, a lack or defect.
5. f. alteration or change that is made in the work
written or another genus, s to remove defects or errors, or to give them greater perfection.6. f. Ret. Figure used when, after such a word or clause, says another to correct the previous and better explain the concept.
7. f. Arg. Set of Terrans and carnivorous ants moving dense column.
1. f. mild punishment imposed by the superior by any subordinate faults.
correction fraternal, or correcc
ion fraternal.1. f. counterclaim privately noted and corrected a default neighbor.
1. f. The decreed in the calendar in 1582 by Pope Gregory XIII.
