Adjectives Starting with COR and Containing T

Browse 59 valid English adjectives starting with COR and containing T, from Correct, Corporate, Corrupt, Correspondent, Correlate, Correctional and Corrective to rarer terms. Check definitions and spelling below, or visit our adjective grammar guide to check adjective order and comparative rules.

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coradicate
corbiculate
cordate
corequisite
coresident
coresidential
coreferential
coregent
cormophytic
cornute
corniculate
cornuted
coronate
coroneted
corollate
corporate
corpulent
corporatist
corporative
corporativist
corporealist
correct
corrupt
correspondent
correlate
correctional
corrective
corrugated
correlational
correctable
corruptible
correlative
corroborative
corruptive
corroboratory
correlatable
correligionist
corrodent
corroborant
corrigent
correspondential
correctory
corsleted
cortical
corticoid
corticotropic
corticate
corticofugal
cortinate
corticifugal
corticated
corticolous
corticopeduncular
corticose
coruscating
coruscant
corybantic
corynebacterial
corytophanid

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