-
dialects of Serbia, and the
accusative is used instead,
speakers tend to
overcorrect when
trying to
deploy the
standard variety of the
language in more formal...
- enforced. This has been
challenged within Marxist feminist circles as
overcorrecting Marxism's
issues with ****ism by
divorcing the
social oppression of women...
- to
disinformation online" and that tech
companies "have a
history of
overcorrecting and
censoring accurate,
useful speech—or, even worse,
reinforcing misinformation...
- date. In an interview,
Pickering said the
series was not a "girlboss
overcorrect of history" or a "Wikipedia run down" but that
their goal was to accurately...
-
electrolyte imbalances must be
treated carefully as
there are
risks with
overcorrecting too quickly,
which can
result in arrhythmias,
brain herniation, or refeeding...
- brace, that is worn only at
night whilst the
child sleeps, and
which overcorrects the deformity.
Whilst nighttime braces are more
convenient for children...
-
native upper-class speakers, they
often hypercorrect,
which involves overcorrecting their speech to the
point of
introducing new errors. The same is true...
-
Poniewozik wrote that Tesfaye's
performance was "flat,
except when he
overcorrects into outbursts" and
called Depp "a
watchable screen presence"
while criticizing...
- everything, even
cotton candy,
loudly (pointed out by Ted to Marshall); Ted
overcorrecting people on
minuscule things (pointed out by Lily to Robin);
Robin overusing...
- on
their political and
military situations, have had to work
through overcorrecting towards one side or the
other on the
seesaw of
government control. A...
