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The word for "correcting a wrong that was done" is anti-trust, redress, abridging.

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The correct answer is to redress.

To redress means to remedy or set right. The synonyms of redress are: to correct, put right, repair, fix, reform, improve, better.

As a noun redress means remedy or compensation for a wrong or a grievance.

In the phrase redress the balance, the word redress means to restore equality in a situation.

Anti-trust is the preventing or controlling trusts or other monopolies.

Abridging means to shorten a piece of writing or to curtail something.

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The correct answer is "redress".

Anti-trust is a political term for a set of specific economic laws while abridging is shortening.
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