cor-
Latintogether, with
Prefix · means "together, with"
Same-family forms
Roots often paired with cor-
Associated Words · 16
correct
Free from error; accurate (adj.); to fix a mistake (v.)
correspondent
A journalist reporting from afar; a person who exchanges letters
correlation
A mutual relationship between things; a statistical measure of how variables relate
corruption
Dishonest or immoral behaviour by people in power; moral decay
correlate
To show a mutual relationship between things; a related counterpart
correspond
To be similar or equivalent to something; to exchange letters regularly
corrupt
To make dishonest or immoral; dishonest and willing to accept bribes; containing errors
correspondence
Communication by letters; similarity or agreement between things
correction
A change that fixes an error; the act of setting something right
incorrect
Not accurate or true; wrong
corrosion
The gradual chemical destruction of a material; rust or similar substance formed
corrosive
Capable of eating away materials by chemical action; a substance that does this
corrode
To eat away or destroy gradually by chemical action
incorrigibility
The quality of being impossible to correct or reform
corresponding
Similar in position or function; matching or equivalent
correlated
Mutually related or connected in a systematic way