Incorrect

What do we mean by incorrect?

Not correct; erroneous or wrong. adjective

Defective; faulty. adjective

Improper; inappropriate. adjective

Not correct in form or structure; not according to a copy or model, or to established rule; faulty.

Not correct as to fact; inaccurate; erroneous; untrue: as, an incorrect statement, narration, or calculation.

Not correct in manner or character; improper; irregular; disorderly: as, incorrect habits.

Not corrected or regulated; not chastened into proper obedience.

Not correct; not according to a copy or model, or to established rules; inaccurate; faulty. adjective

Not in accordance with the truth; inaccurate; not exact. adjective

Not accordant with duty or morality; not duly regulated or subordinated; unbecoming; improper. adjective

Not correct; erroneous or wrong. adjective

Faulty or defective. adjective

Inappropriate or improper. adjective

Not in accord with established usage or procedure adjective

(of a word or expression) not agreeing with grammatical principles adjective

Not correct; not in conformity with fact or truth adjective

Characterized by errors; not agreeing with a model or not following established rules adjective

Not correct; erroneous or wrong.

Faulty or defective.

Inappropriate or improper.

When something is absolutely positively right and your sure of it. Urban Dictionary

Not in accordance with fact; wrong. not in accordance with particular standards or rules. Urban Dictionary

An error so obvious that it could only be made by a person who’s head is up their anal aperature, canal, orifice or bung hole. Urban Dictionary

The act of correcting something that isn't wrong with something that is. Urban Dictionary

An attempt at correcting something already correct and making it incorrect Urban Dictionary

When you try to correct yourself but then find out your initial answer was correct. Urban Dictionary

When someone tries to correct someone else, but in fact the correction is wrong. Urban Dictionary

When someone corrects you, only to find that they themselves were wrong Urban Dictionary

When the auto-correct feature on your iPod Touch or iPhone tries to correct your spelling, but instead changes it to words that just dont make sense with what you're typing. Urban Dictionary

An internet trend of putting real people or (more often) fictional characters into dialogue, often from other sources such as shows, films, or Tumblr text posts. These quotes are almost always comedic. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to incorrect:
incorrect, uncorrect, correct, incurrent, incorrupt, miscorrect, insurrect, incorrecto.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word incorrect:
guesses, answer, answers, guess, correct, contestant, assumptions, misleading, corrected, spelling, correctly, incorrectly, errors, assumption, error, mistake, wrong, responses, usage, questions, interpretation, question, statements, opposing, false, opponent, belief, accurate, information.

Words that rhyme with incorrect:
effect, affect, respect, project, subject, aspect, object, perfect, reflect, direct, connect, circumspect, defect, expect, correct, neglect, suspect, collect, select, protect, dialect, reject, detect, deflect, architect, retrospect, dissect, insect, sect, intellect, erect, elect, inspect, disrespect, eject, intersect, indirect, prefect, resurrect, interject, disconnect, inject, infect, transect, side effect, recollect, spect, introspect, deject, interconnect, redirect, checked, aftereffect, confect, flecked, wrecked, disaffect, decked, reelect, necked, speckt, disinfect, in effect, bedecked, henpecked, reconnect, misdirect, brecht, welked, hecht, unchecked, doppler effect, trekked, specked, overprotect, greenhouse effect, reinspect, recht, albrecht, pecked, specht, take effect, future perfect, knecht, in that respect, present perfect, schlecht, sound effect, scale insect, past perfect, whelked, stick insect, cantonese dialect, coattails effect, liege subject, willful neglect, rechecked, wecht, child neglect, landscape architect.

Adjectives that are often used to describe incorrect:
correct, examples, other, number, example, total, popular.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective incorrect:
information, answers, responses, use, results, answer, response, diagnosis, data, conclusions, assumptions, interpretation, statement, assumption, form, decisions, statements, choice, position, value, decision, choices, values, forms, conclusion, word, spelling, result, ones, placement, usage, ideas, view, application, reading, predictions, interpretations, impression, adjustment, method, behavior, identification, inferences, name, operation, solution, date, idea, views, timing, positioning, methods, entry, treatment, readings, understanding, setting, expression, assessment, address, translation, model, estimates, judgments, version, sentences, diagnoses, prediction, grammar, estimate, technique, beliefs, selection, procedure, solutions, inference, pronunciation, output, alignment, english, term, procedures, notions, entries, belief, settings, specification, habits, classification, perception, description, judgment.

Words that sound like incorrect:
incorrect, uncorrect, interact, encroached, increst, unerect, increate, incrust, erect, increased, intersect, indirect, incorrectly, uncooked, infract, in crowd, in-crowd, entracte, uncrate, en croute, uncreate, anchoret, encouraged, encrypt, encrust, incorrupt, eruct, incremate, incurrent, ingrat, intellect, insect, infect, inject, engrossed, interject, encroach, enact, unchecked, incurred, ingrate, inquest, enright, uncorked, interacts, uncrossed, uncorrected, uncloaked, engraft, ingreat, untracked, uncreased, ungrate, inquiet, insekt, interactor, invect, incrassate, incurved, unfrocked, unterricht, undirect, autocorrect, anchorite, encourage, intricate, instruct, uncut, enriched, ingrid, induct, interdict, incurring, uncorrupt, enteric, engrish, invict, enric, encoring, ecrit, ingraft, unquick, concrete, direct, engraved, concoct, enrique, concret, enroute, enrico, accrete, en route, erec, encroacher, ancre, encre, acrite, egressed, enroot, entrecote.