to be in the process of (doing sth); to be currently ...-ing

authentic, real, or true in nature

regular, normal, or ordinary; conforming to a standard or expected state

formal; official

is precisely

correct; sound; right; proper

regardless of the circumstances; in any case

by chance or coincidence; it so happens that

just; fair; equitable

genuine or certified goods as opposed to counterfeit or imitation products

the principle of moral rightness, equity, or righteousness

facing something head-on; open and straightforward

conforming to what is reasonable, fair, or sensible according to rules or logic

just as; precisely as

to correct or rectify an error, mistake, or deviation

conforming to official, systematic, or authorized standards, such as in education or professional institutions

to revise; to amend; to rectify

according to standards; legitimate or formal

honest, just, and morally principled

to rectify a mistake, error, or bad habit; the act of correction

the first month of the lunar year

one's proper business

to be just at the time of

genuine, traditional, or true to its origins, especially regarding food, crafts, or style

To be just about to or on the point of doing something.

Kim Jong-il (1942-2011), leader of North Korea from 1982 to 2011

a person who is mentally, physically, or socially considered to be in a standard or typical state

to correct or remediate a physical defect or abnormality, such as vision, hearing, or posture

to face squarely; to meet head on; to face up to

neatly and regularly shaped or written

moral spirit, probity, or a healthy social atmosphere

the exact middle or central position of a physical area or object

The right track; a correct or appropriate path or course of action.

straight and regular in physical position, shape, or posture

a formal change or addition to a law, contract, or constitution

the main subject or central theme of a discussion or conversation, as opposed to preliminary or peripheral matters.

The primary content of a document or book, as distinguished from supplementary material such as footnotes, prefaces, or appendices.

pure, unadulterated, or authentic in quality or style

(slang) excellent; superb; (of a person) attractive or hot

to correct an error or make a formal rectification, especially in writing or public records

unhealthy tendency; corrupt practices

a military command given to troops to assume a stiff, upright position

unofficial; informal

to adjust or standardize an instrument, measurement, or mechanical device

of a person's character or behavior; decent, honest, and respectable

normalization (of diplomatic relations etc)

reasonable self-defense or legitimate defense within a legal context