accuracy

IPA: ˈækjɝʌsi

The state of being accurate; being free from error; exactness; correctness
Exact conformity to truth, or to a rule or model; degree of conformity of a measure to a true or standard value.

Examples of "accuracy" in Sentences

The accuracy of the portrayals varies.
The accuracy of the article is disputed.
I doubt the accuracy of the calculation.
The second concerns the accuracy of the data.
The accuracy of the attribution is important.
I'm not certain of the accuracy of the table.
I've downgraded the accuracy of the dimensions.
The difference is in sophistication and accuracy.
Discussing the accuracy of the prophecy is worthwhile.
But when you probe that claim, its accuracy is open to question.
Something with that kind of accuracy is the kind of advantage I need.
Tightening the reliability and accuracy of its information is not paranoid.
I guess it depends whether something called 'accuracy' is important to you.
If you can keep it supersonic all the way to the target, accuracy is better.
One way to judge the accuracy is the Bermuda grass rough that outlines the fairways.
Unproven Matt Prater has a booming leg on kickoffs, but his accuracy is the question mark.
I'd add that your accuracy is hard to beat with anything if your bullets touch at 100 yards.
Like I say, the accuracy is a little troubling but I know it can be improved - but how on earth does this tiny little gun weigh 6 lbs???
I used to shoot 3inch Remington copper solids, but changed to 2 3/4 this year and have seen no difference in accuracy or ability to take down a deer, and I am much more willing to put in the time at the range now.