Meanings of correctitude in English

The irony of his tone belied the suave correctitude of his words.

The German sense of correctitude was deeply shocked by this outbreak.

The twain were petrified in their own awful correctitude.

He armed himself with a cold correctitude of politeness, and lowered the social temperature instead of raising it.

A figure of correctitude entered.

Next there followed a few reflections of a correctitude so remarkable that I have no choice but to quote them.

But it is doubtful whether any strategic correctitude could have saved the Russian armies from the effects of German superior armaments.

And the stevedore wondered if General Pershing would expect these Negro men to report to him information with precision and correctitude.

Leopold himself must have envied such perfect correctitude; but what may be admirable in an elderly statesman is alarming in a maiden of nineteen.