Question

Choose the correct option to answer the following questions: (a) That which cannot be corrected is called

• A. incorrectible
• B. incorrectable
• C. uncorrected
• D. incorrigible

Hint:

Always look for the word that directly fits the context. In this case, "incorrigible" clearly means "cannot be corrected" and is used most frequently in such situations.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is D

The correct word to describe something that cannot be corrected is incorrigible. \begin{itemize} \item incorrectible: This refers to something that cannot be made correct, but it's not the most common word used in this context. \item incorrectable: This is a form that is rarely used; the correct word should focus on the inability to correct something permanently. \item uncorrected: This simply means that something has not been corrected yet, which is not the intended meaning. \item incorrigible: This is the correct choice, as it directly refers to something that cannot be corrected or improved, typically used in contexts involving behaviors or conditions that are beyond fixing. \end{itemize} \boxed{\text{incorrigible}}