inaccuracy
Use Inaccuracy in a sentence
yər noun, plural in·ac·cu·ra·cies for 1.
1.
something inaccurate; error.
2.
the quality or state of being inaccurate.
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| —n , pl -cies | |
| 1. | lack of accuracy; imprecision |
| 2. | an error, a mistake, or a slip |
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Inaccuracy
is always a great word to know.
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Example sentences
Actually there is one gross inaccuracy in your article.
For one, the questionnaires involved self-report, which always carries a measure of inaccuracy.
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