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100 Words to Use Instead of “Correct”

February 2, 2026 - pdf

100 Words to Use Instead of

No. Term Definition
1. Accurate Free from errors; precise.
2. Adept Highly skilled; proficient.
3. Adequate Sufficient for the purpose.
4. Admissible Allowed under rules or law.
5. Advantageous Favorable; beneficial.
6. Affirmed Confirmed as true or valid.
7. Agreed Accepted as true or suitable.
8. Aligned In agreement; properly positioned.
9. Allowable Permitted; acceptable.
10. Appropriate Suitable for the situation.
11. Approved Officially accepted; authorized.
12. Apt Suitable; fitting.
13. Authorized Given official permission.
14. Balanced Even; well-proportioned.
15. Bona fide Genuine; in good faith.
16. Canonical Accepted as standard or authentic.
17. Certain Sure; not in doubt.
18. Clear Easy to understand; unambiguous.
19. Coherent Logically consistent; connected.
20. Compatible Able to work together.
21. Complete Whole; nothing missing.
22. Compliant Meeting rules or requirements.
23. Conclusive Decisive; leaving no doubt.
24. Consistent Uniform; not contradictory.
25. Consonant In harmony; in agreement.
26. Convincing Persuasive; believable.
27. Credible Believable; trustworthy.
28. Decisive Settling an issue conclusively.
29. Defensible Justifiable; supportable.
30. Definitive Authoritative; final.
31. Dependable Reliable; trustworthy.
32. Deserved Rightly earned; merited.
33. Desirable Worth having; favorable.
34. Determinate Fixed; clearly defined.
35. Direct Straightforward; without detours.
36. Discerning Showing good judgment.
37. Effective Producing the intended result.
38. Efficient Achieving results with little waste.
39. Eligible Meeting necessary conditions.
40. Empirically supported Backed by observed evidence.
41. Endorsed Publicly supported; approved.
42. Equitable Fair and impartial.
43. Established Proven; set up firmly.
44. Exact Precisely matching; accurate.
45. Exemplary Serving as a good example.
46. Expected In line with predictions.
47. Factual Based on facts.
48. Fair Just; unbiased.
49. Faithful True to the original.
50. Fitting Appropriate; suitable.
51. Flawless Without mistakes or defects.
52. Formally valid Valid by proper form.
53. Forthright Direct and honest.
54. Functional Working as intended.
55. Genuine Authentic; real.
56. Good Of high quality; satisfactory.
57. Grammatically sound Following grammar rules.
58. Harmonious In agreement; fitting together.
59. Impeccable Faultless; beyond criticism.
60. In agreement Consistent with another view.
61. In bounds Within allowed limits.
62. In line Consistent with expectations.
63. In order Proper; acceptable; ready.
64. In place Properly positioned; set.
65. In range Within acceptable limits.
66. In the right Justified; not at fault.
67. Inarguable Not open to dispute.
68. Indisputable Impossible to deny.
69. Infallible Incapable of error.
70. Informed Based on knowledge or facts.
71. Just Fair; morally right.
72. Justifiable Able to be defended.
73. Legitimate Lawful; valid; genuine.
74. Logical Reasonable; following sound reasoning.
75. Meet Satisfy requirements or standards.
76. Merited Deserved; warranted.
77. Methodical Orderly; systematic.
78. On point Relevant; directly applicable.
79. Optimal Best possible under conditions.
80. Orthodox Conforming to accepted standards.
81. Plausible Seeming reasonable or likely.
82. Polished Refined; carefully finished.
83. Precise Exact; sharply defined.
84. Preferable More desirable than alternatives.
85. Proper Suitable; correct in form.
86. Proven Shown to be true.
87. Prudent Wise; showing good judgment.
88. Qualified Having required skills or credentials.
89. Reasonable Fair; sensible.
90. Reliable Consistently dependable.
91. Right Accurate; morally justified.
92. Rigorous Thorough; strictly precise.
93. Robust Strong; resilient; reliable.
94. Rule-abiding Following established rules.
95. Satisfactory Meeting expectations.
96. Seamless Smooth; without awkward breaks.
97. Sensibly In a reasonable way.
98. Sound Valid; based on good reasoning.
99. Spot-on Exactly right; accurate.
100. Standard Accepted as normal or typical.
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