[n] Correctness
/kəˈrekt.nəs/
(accuracy, rightness)
The quality or state of being accurate, free from errors, or conforming to a standard or truth.
Example sentences:
The teacher praised the correctness of his answers on the test.
She double-checked her work to ensure its correctness.
Correctness in data is crucial for making informed decisions.
The correctness of the information was verified by multiple sources.
Her argument's correctness was difficult to dispute.
Common usage tip(s):
"Correctness" is often used when discussing the accuracy of facts, language, or procedures.
