Legal Definition and Related Resources of Correction
Meaning of Correction
Synonyms of Correction
(Change), noun
- adjustment
- alteration
- amelioration
- amending
- amendment
- betterment
- correctio
- curative
- cure
- emendatio
- emendation
- improved version
- improvement
- melioration
- mending
- modification
- qualification
- readjustment
- reconstruction
- rectification
- redaction
- reform
- reformation
- rehabilitation
- remedy
- removal of errors
- renovation
- repair
- repairing
- replacement
- rescript
- restoration
- retraction
- revampment
- revisal
- revised edition
- revision
- rewrite
- righting Associated Concepts: corrective action
- corrective procedures
(Punishment), noun
- amercement
- animadversio
- animadversion
- castigatio
- castigation
- censure
- chastening
- chastisement
- condemnation
- corrective measure
- disciplinary action
- discipline
- infliction
- invective
- lesson
- payment
- penal retribution
- penal servitude
- penalization
- penalty
- punition
- reprobation
- reproval
- retribution
- retributive justice
- scourging
- stricture
- Associated Concepts: board of corrections
- correctional facility
- house of correction
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Correction in Historical Law
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