Used before a verb to indicate that an action is currently in progress or a state is continuing

genuine; real; true; authentic

normal; regular; ordinary; following the standard pattern or rule

formal, official, or regular; meeting recognized standards or procedures

to be precisely or exactly; just the one

accurate; right; proper; matching facts or objective standards

anyway; in any case; at any rate; regardless of the circumstances

exactly the right amount, size, or degree; just enough; at an opportune moment

just, fair, and impartial; fairness or impartiality

certified products that meet quality standards; genuine or A-class goods

justice or righteousness; fair and righteous

Constructive or encouraging in nature; related to the good or active side of a situation.

Honest, reasonable, or fair; meeting the requirements of what is legal or morally correct

to be exactly like or precisely as; often used to introduce a comparison or a quotation to show it matches the current situation or a stated fact

to correct; to rectify; to make right

regular; standard; conforming to official rules or unified standards

to revise, amend, or correct (e.g. a document, law, or draft); a revision or amendment

Ideological trend in the socialist movement that seeks to alter or reject core principles of Marxism; specifically the gradualist reform theories proposed by Eduard Bernstein.

honorable; upright; proper; (of a person) following social standards

honest and fair-minded; having high moral principles; upstanding

to correct; to amend; to rectify a mistake or error

The first month of the lunar calendar

one's proper business; serious matters or duties that one should be attending to

To happen at a specific time; to be just at the time of

authentic; genuine; completely following traditional standards or recipes

To be on the point of doing something; just about to begin an action.

Kim Jong-il (1942-2011), the former leader of North Korea who ruled from 1994 to 2011

a person who is physically or mentally healthy, or an ordinary person without special characteristics

To rectify or straighten out a mistake, posture, or physical defect; to cure or adjust through treatment.

To face squarely; to meet head-on; to deal with a situation seriously without avoiding it.

neatly square or upright in shape; symmetrical and not leaning

upright and unyielding integrity; moral character or spirit

the precise middle; the center point

the right path; a normal or correct way of development or operation

upright; straight; not crooked

an amendment or a revised draft of a law or proposal

main topic; central theme of a conversation, speech, or piece of writing

The main body or actual text of a book, article, or document, as opposed to the preface, footnotes, or appendices.

pure; unadulterated; authentic. Often used to describe a standard accent, authentic flavor, or high-quality material.

on time; on schedule, specifically regarding the arrival or departure of transportation like trains or planes

to make corrections; to fix errors in a published text or speech

unhealthy tendency; harmful social style or atmosphere, especially referring to corruption or the misuse of power

To stand straight and upright, especially in a military or formal context

not following official standards or procedures; informal or unofficial

to proofread and correct a text; to edit and rectify errors in a document

(of a person, conduct, etc.) upright; honest; decent; respectable

a relationship between two variables where they both increase or decrease together

not straight; askew or tilted

To return to a standard or regular state, such as the normalization of diplomatic relations or a schedule.