rectified
- adjective
- /ˈrɛktɪˌfaɪd/
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rectificado
- The data was finally rectified after a long review, ensuring its accuracy for future analysis.
DIY computers and to some extent SI PCs are unaffected, or in the case of Si's mostly unaffected and easily rectified.
- DIY computers and to some extent SI PCs are unaffected, or in the case of Si's mostly unaffected and easily rectified.
Examples
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And what it is, is you can put Geo rectified maps and Geo tagged photographs into the system.
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And I think that that needs to be rectified immediately as soon as possible because it's, it's just not OK.
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I mean, I don't know how it was rectified, but oh, my goodness.
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So if I sub L has amplitude, I sub L, then this just looks like a rectified version, right?
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And the two really new things algorithmically are dropout and rectified linear units.
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And what it is, is you can put Geo rectified maps and Geo tagged photographs into the system.
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After acknowledging the mistake, the team rectified the report before submitting it.
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The error in the calculations was rectified, and the results were much more reliable.
Synonyms
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1.0
To make something right by fixing a mistake
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2.1
To try to make a damaged relationship or reputation better
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6.0
To fix something that is wrong and make things right
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4.4
To put something back into an upright position
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7.7
To correct a wrong by giving money or taking action
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3.6
To fix a mistake or problem and return things to normal
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6.9
To fix something that is wrong or not working well
Made right after an error or adjustment
Antonyms
How Correct
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Etymology
Rectified comes from the Latin root rect meaning 'straight' or 'right', the same root you see in correct. So to be rectified is to be 'made right' or 'set straight' after something was wrong.