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Meanings of rectified in English

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Usage of rectified in English
1
He said there had been an administration problem which he later rectified.
Radio NZ
2
The situation could only be rectified by introducing licensing of food premises.
The Irish Times
3
That could not be allowed to pass; the error must be rectified.
The Man
4
Meanwhile, the commission said, staffing shortages in Khayelitsha should be immediately rectified.
The South African
5
If the former, the error would be discovered and the boundaries rectified.
The Long Chance
6
The case has been referred back so the mistake can be rectified.
The South African
7
Who do I need to talk to have this grievous error rectified?
Wired
8
We are hoping this is a technical issue that can be rectified.
The Irish Times
9
Hopefully in a couple of days it's all going to be rectified.
Radio NZ
10
They learnt from their mistakes and have since rectified their styling choices.
News.com.au
11
They discovered their error, and rectified it as far as they could.
A Man and a Woman
12
By the second innings, he had rectified that, the dividends evident now.
The Guardian
13
The issue will be rectified from the top, not from the bottom.
Reuters
14
By the time the mistake could be rectified, it was too late.
Memoirs of General William T. Sherman — Volume 1
15
I hastily rectified my omission, and thenceforth our host spoke in Italian.
A Christmas Garland
16
The mistake was discovered and rectified within fifteen minutes of its commission.
The Henchman
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Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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