uncorrect
- adjective
- /ˌʌn.kəˈrɛkt/
- Please do not share the uncorrect version of the document with clients.
Examples
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The report was submitted in an uncorrect state, full of spelling mistakes.
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Please don't submit uncorrect documents.
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Several uncorrect errors remained in the final draft after the deadline.
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The report was uncorrect and full of errors.
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The report was submitted in an uncorrect state, full of spelling mistakes.
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Please do not share the uncorrect version of the document with clients.
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Several uncorrect errors remained in the final draft after the deadline.
Synonyms
Not correct or exact, with mistakes
Not correct because of a mistake
Not changed after it is made, like a photo or video
Still has mistakes or problems that are not fixed
Not changed or edited after it was made
A mistake or problem that has not been fixed
A problem or mistake that is not fixed
Not made right after a wrong or unfair action
Not changed from its original form
Antonyms
How Corrected
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Morphology
Etymology
Uncorrect comes from un- 'not' plus correct, which can mean 'to make right' or 'fix', so uncorrect means 'not fixed' or not yet changed and so still has errors.