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rectified

[rek-tuh-fahyd] / ˈrɛk təˌfaɪd /






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Mr Graham said the post had been made in error by another and the group "rectified it within 20 minutes of it being posted".

From BBC

Twenty of those belonged to the right people, 35 were touted tickets and the rest did not return to the ticket office to get the situation rectified.

From BBC

"We did mess up on the first night with a few issues," he said, adding those issues have now been rectified, and those affected by the first couple of shows have been invited back.

From BBC

While Nissan has rectified this in the latest generation of Leafs, earlier models show a considerable shortening of their range year by year, according to data analysed by US insurance and research firm NimbleFins.

From BBC

It also suggests that they might be easily rectified.

From The Wall Street Journal