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accurate

[ˈækjərət]

accurate Definition

correct in all details; exact.

Using accurate: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "accurate" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The measurements need to be accurate to within a millimeter.

  • Example

    Her predictions were surprisingly accurate.

  • Example

    He gave an accurate description of what happened.

accurate Synonyms and Antonyms

Phrases with accurate

  • a portrayal or depiction that is true to life or factually correct

    Example

    The painting is an accurate representation of the landscape.

  • information that is true and reliable

    Example

    It's important to get accurate information before making a decision.

  • the ability to hit a target precisely

    Example

    His accurate aim helped him win the archery competition.

Origins of accurate

from Latin 'accuratus', meaning 'done with care'

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Summary: accurate in Brief

'Accurate' [ˈækjərət] means correct in all details, exact, and true. It is often used to describe measurements, predictions, and descriptions. Synonyms include 'precise,' 'exact,' and 'true.' Antonyms include 'inaccurate,' 'imprecise,' and 'incorrect.' Phrases like 'an accurate representation' and 'accurate information' denote true-to-life portrayals and reliable data, respectively.

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