accurate
IPA: ˈækjɝʌt
adjective
- Telling the truth or giving a true result; exact; not defective or faulty
- Deviating only slightly or within acceptable limits.
- (obsolete) Precisely fixed; executed with care; careful.
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Examples of "accurate" in Sentences
- The map of the artcle is accurate.
- The rest of the passage is accurate.
- The spelling of the book is accurate.
- Death is the medically accurate word.
- The quote is accurate and grammatical.
- Is the material in the article accurate
- The mnemonic is informative and accurate.
- The subject of the reference is accurate.
- Claiming that it is a modern hydrometer is not accurate.
- Accurate keratotomy is still popular to correct astigmatism.
- They say they're acting on what they call accurate intelligence against terrorist infrastructure in the city.
- "Rolling Stone issued a statement saying it stands behind its story, which it called "accurate in every detail.
- Rolling Stone issued a statement saying it stands behind its story, which it called "accurate in every detail."
- Mr. Arapnel makes some good points, and it's promising to see Ms. Fritz express an interest in accurate and verifiable numbers.
- Joshi that students gave similar and what she described as accurate accounts of what occurred last month at Markham Elementary School in Oakland.
- Makers of branded drugs must prove to the Food and Drug Administration that their product is "safe and effective," and its label "accurate and adequate," Justice Thomas wrote.
- The majority of our masters are scholars by profession, and they are apt to lay undue stress on what they call accurate and minute scholarship, and to neglect wide and cursory reading.
- Not because of the ceremony -- which though historically "accurate" is not a religious service for its participants -- but because the flickering candles perform the same effect of voices, prayers in the darkness -- offering a way to feel oneself in the world.