What is "rectification" in English? Definition and Explanations

Meaning of "rectification": (chemistry) the process of refinement or purification of a substance by distillation

Noun

Meaning of "rectification": the conversion of alternating current to direct current

Noun

Meaning of "rectification": the act of offering an improvement to replace a mistake; setting right

Noun

Meaning of "rectification": determination of the length of a curve; finding a straight line equal in length to a given curve

Noun

Synonyms:

modification, remedy, reform, change, revision, repair, correction, mending, alteration, improvement, reformation, amelioration, enhancement, betterment, amendment, repair, emendation, mending, reparation, indemnification, alteration, improvement, redress, amelioration, modification, changing, remodeling, reexamination, revising, editing, revisal, amending, rereading, righting, development, advance, upgrade, recovery, rise, advancement, increase, growth, enhancement, progress, revision, renovation, change, gain, amendment, cultivation, elevation, augmentation, progression, upbeat, correction, reclamation, regeneration, reformation, furtherance, civilization, rally, amelioration, promotion, betterment, enrichment, upswing, preferment, meliorism, retribution, reparation, remedy, reprisal, amends, atonement, indemnity, restitution, amendment, repair, recompense, conciliation, correction, satisfaction, cure, renewal, justice, ease, assistance, remodeling, revision, return, remission, vengeance, requital, payment, change, quittance, reformation, relief, aid, reward, rehabilitation, offsetting, reworking, balancing, reestablishment, clarification, distillation, purification, cleaning, draining, rarefaction, processing, depuration, detersion, filtering, amendment, review, alteration, improvement, modification, emendation, retrospect, correction, polish, revise, reconsideration, reexamination, updating, redaction, homework, redraft, rescript, editing, retrospection, revisal, afterlight, overhauling, recension, rectifying, reediting, restyling, amends, atonement, compensation, eye for an eye, indemnity, payback, quid pro quo, reciprocity, recompense, reparation, restitution, retaliation, tit for tat, indemnification, lex talionis, meed, tooth for a tooth, amendment, cultivation, correction, reclamation, regeneration, growth, furtherance, enhancement, rally, upgrade, recovery, advancement, increase, civilization, amelioration, progress, revision, development, elevation, rise, augmentation, gain, upbeat, betterment, renovation, change, advance, progression, reformation, promotion, enrichment, upswing, preferment,

Antonyms:

damage, harm, hurt, injury, worsening, damage, harm, hurt, injury, blunder, mistake, indulgence, worsening, goof, allowance, coddling, permissiveness, petting, spoiling, decrease, stoppage, halt, stagnation, deterioration, diminishment, loss, demotion, damage, harm, hurt, injury, decline, stop, failure, retreat, retrogression, worsening, diminishing, weakening, penalty, damage, destruction, hurt, injury, hindrance, sympathy, worsening, pollution, bad manners, corruption, dirtying, crudeness, rudeness, worsening, decrease, diminishment, stagnation, impediment, stoppage, regression, deterioration, halt, loss, demotion, worsening, failure, decline, retreat, retrogression, stop,