correction (of a fault, defect, flaw...

to straighten, to correct, to cure...

radical, extreme, eccentric

reform of morals

affectation, pretense, pretence

eccentric

taste masking agent, flavoring substance

reformatory, house of correction

to set up again, to correct, to cure

to set up again, to correct, to cure

corrected eyesight

trying to straighten the horns of a bull, and killing it in the process, trying to correct a small defect and ruining the whole thing...

correctional officer, corrections officer

correctional facility (for juveniles), juvenile detention centre (center), reformatory

orthodontics

(scrutinizing) carefully, (examining) thoroughly, (looking at) closely

eccentric habit

orthodontist

to straighten a branch

orthodontia, orthodontics

hair straightening

lingual braces (dentistry)

hypercorrection

lingual orthodontics (e.g. braces)

Correctional Association Prison Industry Cooperation

orthodontia

to redress injustice

(orthodontic) braces

orthodontics, orthodontia

vision correcting surgery