uncorrected

/ ˌʌnkəˈrɛktɪd /

adjective

1. (of proofs, a transcript, etc) not having been corrected or amended

Example Sentences

And we have to ask ourselves, if left uncorrected, what effect will this have on recruits and women?

From The Daily Beast

“The rabbis provided the campaign with an uncorrected text,” Stone said.

From The Daily Beast

Terrorists make mistakes too but are relentlessly attentive in exploiting uncorrected bureaucratic weaknesses.

From The Daily Beast

Do not allow it to do one day uncorrected, that for which it is punished the next for the same kind of fault.

From Project Gutenberg

But then why did he let these crude Fancies pass uncorrected in his Friend?

From Project Gutenberg

Uncorrected evil multiplies itself, and the sum is a huge national disaster.

From Project Gutenberg

His second story, finished this day, being still uncorrected by me, could not yet be added to the common stock.

From Project Gutenberg

This is the uncorrected paper of a Russian child twelve years old, who had studied English only four months.

From Project Gutenberg