Synonyms for rectified
rec·ti·fied

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1. rectifiedadjective

   having been put right

   Antonyms:
   uncorrected

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1. List of paraphrases for "rectified":

   corrected, remedied, redressed, repaired, adjusted, regularized

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1. Cynthia Barrow-Giles:

   The conclusion then was very simple, barbados had reached the stage of maturity in its political evolution where what ought to have been part and parcel of the movement to independence was not for pragmatic reasons. Fifty-five years later this failure is rectified by a prime minister who is determined to complete the process of nation-building which has obviously stalled for the last four decades or so.

2. Subhas Chandra Bose:

   We do not know for sure what happened to him, but of the many theories the plane crash theory should be debunked, history should be rectified.

3. Kemal Kilicdaroglu:

   It is not right for a 16-year old to stay in jail even for a minute. It is a good thing that a mistake is rectified, although belatedly.

4. Rob Citino:

   I think we look back today on that event and we see workers trying to point us to very dangerous conditions that could have been rectified, central to the Field Trip’s discussion is an examination of how throughout World War II, African Americans pursued a double victory – one over the Axis abroad and the other over discrimination at home.

5. Ed Markey:

   Political education, political activation, political implementation, so we begin the education of the American people today and it will become more clear as each month goes by, as each decision emanates from the Supreme Court, that a fundamental historical imbalance has been created and it needs to be rectified.