Synonym Dictionary

Dishonest or willing to misuse a position for improper gain.

To correct or improve the wording of a text.

Incorrect or based on error.

Free from faults or errors.

Not readily corrected or reformed; persistently fixed in a habit.

To become involved in order to affect a situation.

An action taken to change a situation or influence an outcome.

Beyond recovery, correction, or improvement in the relevant context.

An incorrect belief or understanding.

To interpret something incorrectly.

To understand or explain the meaning of something incorrectly.

To read something incorrectly or form a mistaken understanding of a situation.

Overly concerned with minor details, rules, or displaying learning.

Behavior that meets accepted standards of appropriateness.

To correct or put something right.

To remedy a wrong or compensate for a harm.

Capable of being corrected or improved.

Capable of being repaired or put right.

To express disapproval or criticism, often with a corrective purpose.

To withdraw a statement or claim previously made.

A statement withdrawing or correcting something previously asserted.

Appearing convincing or correct while actually being misleading or unsound.