incorrect in Latin
incorrect in Latin is perperus — incorrect means wrong or not accurate.
incorrect in Latin
perperus
Not correct; erroneous or wrong.
What does "incorrect" mean?
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adj Wrong or not accurate.
"The teacher marked the incorrect spelling with a small red circle."
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adj Not proper or appropriate in behaviour.
"It is incorrect to start eating before the host has sat down."
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incorrect in a sentence
- The teacher marked the incorrect spelling with a small red circle.
- The answer he gave was incorrect.
- It is incorrect to start eating before the host has sat down.
- Her loud phone call in the quiet library was clearly incorrect behaviour.
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What is "incorrect" in Latin?
"incorrect" in Latin is perperus. incorrect means: Wrong or not accurate.
How do you use "incorrect" in a sentence?
Example: "The teacher marked the incorrect spelling with a small red circle." In Latin, "incorrect" is perperus.
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