Definition of overcorrect in English:

overcorrect

verb ˌəʊvəkəˈrɛkt

1with object Optics. To correct (a lens or sight defect) so that there is an aberration opposite to that of the uncorrected lens or defect; specifically to correct for chromatic aberration to such an extent that violet light is focused beyond red light.
2with object To make an excessive correction to; to correct (an error, etc.) in excess of that required, so as to cause error in the opposite direction.
3no object To correct excessively; to make too great a correction for an error, etc., so as to cause error in the opposite direction; to overcompensate.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Peter Barlow (1776–1862), mathematician and physicist. From over- + correct.

Definition of overcorrect in US English:

overcorrect

verbˌəʊvəkəˈrɛkt

1with object Optics. To correct (a lens or sight defect) so that there is an aberration opposite to that of the uncorrected lens or defect; specifically to correct for chromatic aberration to such an extent that violet light is focused beyond red light.
2with object To make an excessive correction to; to correct (an error, etc.) in excess of that required, so as to cause error in the opposite direction.
3no object To correct excessively; to make too great a correction for an error, etc., so as to cause error in the opposite direction; to overcompensate.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Peter Barlow (1776–1862), mathematician and physicist. From over- + correct.

单词	overcorrect
释义	Definition of overcorrect in English: overcorrect verb ˌəʊvəkəˈrɛkt 1with object Optics. To correct (a lens or sight defect) so that there is an aberration opposite to that of the uncorrected lens or defect; specifically to correct for chromatic aberration to such an extent that violet light is focused beyond red light. 2with object To make an excessive correction to; to correct (an error, etc.) in excess of that required, so as to cause error in the opposite direction. 3no object To correct excessively; to make too great a correction for an error, etc., so as to cause error in the opposite direction; to overcompensate. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Peter Barlow (1776–1862), mathematician and physicist. From over- + correct. Definition of overcorrect in US English: overcorrect verbˌəʊvəkəˈrɛkt 1with object Optics. To correct (a lens or sight defect) so that there is an aberration opposite to that of the uncorrected lens or defect; specifically to correct for chromatic aberration to such an extent that violet light is focused beyond red light. 2with object To make an excessive correction to; to correct (an error, etc.) in excess of that required, so as to cause error in the opposite direction. 3no object To correct excessively; to make too great a correction for an error, etc., so as to cause error in the opposite direction; to overcompensate. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Peter Barlow (1776–1862), mathematician and physicist. From over- + correct.
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