unrectified
8.2
A mistake or problem that has not been fixed
- adjective
- /ʌnˈrɛktɪfaɪd/
:
sin corregir
- The unrectified error in the calculations led to incorrect results in the report.
Examples
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The car was sold with an unrectified issue that affected its performance.
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His unrectified mistakes in grammar made his essay difficult to understand.
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The only thing that's going to rectify this unrectified thing is they eat it.
Synonyms
uncorrected
vsunrectified
3
5.1
Still has mistakes or problems that are not fixed
describes lack of fixing or making right rather than original condition
uncorrect
vsunrectified
7.2
Not fixed and still full of mistakes
focuses on being not fixed or made right not on specific errors
unremedied
vsunrectified
7.2
A problem or mistake that is not fixed
applies to lack of correction generally rather than only missing remedies
9.3
Not made right after a wrong or unfair action
is broader meaning not corrected or fixed beyond grievances
Antonyms
How Corrected
Surface Forms
unrectified positive
Morphology
Etymology
Unrectified is made of un- 'not' and rectify 'to make right', which you can think of like the common word correct. So something unrectified is not fixed or corrected.