AUTOCORRECTING | • autocorrecting v. Present participle of autocorrect. |
CORRELIGIONIST | • correligionist n. Alternative form of coreligionist. • CORRELIGIONIST n. a person of the same religion, also CORELIGIONIST. |
CORRESPONDENCE | • correspondence n. Mutual communication or discourse… • correspondence n. Congruity or similarity between different things, people, etc… • CORRESPONDENCE n. the agreement of things with one another, also CORRESPONDENCY. |
CORRESPONDENCY | • correspondency n. (Obsolete) Synonym of correspondence. • CORRESPONDENCY n. (archaic) correspondence, also CORRESPONDENCE. |
CORRESPONDENTS | • correspondents n. Plural of correspondent. • CORRESPONDENT n. one who communicates with another by letter. |
HORRENDOUSNESS | • horrendousness n. The quality of being horrendous. • HORRENDOUS n. fearful; frightful. |
HYPERCORRECTLY | • hypercorrectly adv. In a hypercorrect manner. • HYPERCORRECT adv. refers to a linguistic construction or pronunciation produced by mistaken analogy with standard usage out of a desire to be correct, such as "open widely" or "on behalf of my wife and I". |
INTERCORRELATE | • intercorrelate v. (Intransitive, of multiple things) To correlate mutually. • INTERCORRELATE v. to correlate together. |
MISCORRECTIONS | • miscorrections n. Plural of miscorrection. • MISCORRECTION n. a wrong correction. |
MISCORRELATION | • miscorrelation n. Incorrect correlation. • MISCORRELATION n. a wrong correlation. |
NONCORRELATION | • noncorrelation n. Lack of correlation; failure to correlate. • NONCORRELATION n. a lack of correlation. |
OVERCORRECTING | • overcorrecting v. Present participle of overcorrect. • OVERCORRECT v. to correct to excess. |
OVERCORRECTION | • overcorrection n. The correction of something to an excessive degree. • OVERCORRECTION n. excessive correction. |