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Meanings of rectify in English
Catalan
regenerar Bring, lead, or force to abandon a wrong or evil course of life, conduct, and adopt a right one.
Usage of rectify in English
1
Canavan says the government should rectify the issue in this year's budget.
2
That said; you'll certainly have the ability to rectify any mistakes too.
3
The producers said they would rectify that in the future, Variety reported.
4
The power to rise and rectify the wrong lies in the woman.
5
The roll-out of Eircode in the coming weeks will, however, rectify that.
6
It may also help you to rectify a recent error or misunderstanding.
7
If Harry saves it, it would certainly rectify his image back home.
8
You will have time to rectify this before the year is out.
9
She said if she got another term she hoped to rectify this.
10
A better process was now being put in place to rectify this.
11
Of course, that night he reemerged, I tried to rectify that error.
12
It is believed to have cost many millions of dollars to rectify.
13
It apologised to patrons for the delays, which hopes to rectify today
14
Please help Eric rectify his image's anonymity by sharing this credited version.
15
But Probus has rectify'd the Mistake, and Probus has vindicated the Lt.
16
You literally wait on the kindness of strangers to rectify your ratings.
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Translations for rectify
Portuguese
Spanish
Rectify through the time
Rectify across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common