Rectify.

Rectify.

I wanted to rectify.

In this case, it's a sin of omission.

I'm confident the situation will rectify itself soon.

Omission is a perfectly good example of an expression technique, and is brought up in many grammar books.

Who work corruption in the land and rectify not.

Look, I'm taking every measure to rectify past mistakes.

They had a lot of omission of information, but unfortunately, the wrong information.

Okay, Señor HocusyPocusy, the time has come to rectify some wrongs!

With any luck, you will use them to rectify some of my misdeeds.

abbreviated form a term resulting from the omission of any part of the full term while designating the same concept

But scuba diving, submersibles and all the work that we're setting about to do here will help rectify that.

Now the very key to the success of this map is in the omission of less important information and in the extreme simplification.

He will rectify your conduct for you, and will forgive you your sins. Whoever obeys God and His Messenger has won a great victory.

He will rectify your conduct for you and forgive you your sins. Whoever obeys Allah and His Apostle will certainly achieve a great success.

He will rectify your deeds for you and forgive you your sins and whoever obeys Allah and His Noble Messenger, has indeed achieved a great success.

He WiLL rectify for you your works, and forgive you your sins. And Whosoever obeyeth Allah and His apostle, he hath indeed achieved a mighty achievement.

Anything having to do with dense data, like with going to Google maps, for example, and get oblique shots and ground shots from street view and aerial shots from an aerial probe or from a satellite and rectify this into a 3D model.

Since the dawn of human history, we've tried to rectify this imbalance by making art, writing poems, singing songs, scripting editorials and sending them in to a newspaper, gossiping with friends.

An animal? An animal?

An enemy of an enemy isn't necessarily an ally.

Cabbages an' 'taters an' onions.

Get an octopus an octopus

An 87, and an 88.

An eye for an eye.

He's got an... An internship.

It's an inequality, not an equation, it's an inequality sign, not an equal sign.

An enemy of an enemy is not necessarily an ally.

An?

An?

Pick an object, carry an object, hold an object, lift an object, and so on.

An elephant is an enormous animal.

An abstract image resembling an asterisk

It was an offering, an invitation.

An operation? She needs an oper ?

An idea. 'I' is an idea.

An assumption and only an assumption.

It's an insult. He's an impostor.

He's an exporter, not an importer.

An oyster from an oyster stew

Gunnar! An eye for an eye!

Well, it's an urn. An urn?

Finally! An American without an opinion.

There's a little spade an' rake an' a fork an' hoe.