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Significats de inexactitude en anglès

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inexactitud

The quality of being inaccurate and having errors.

inexactitud
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Examples for "inexactness"
Examples for "inexactness"
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On the other hand, Horace's inexactness elsewhere makes either supposition quite possible.
The Satires, Epistles, and Art of Poetry of Horace
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Repetition may be bad, but surely inexactness is worse.
The Entire Project Gutenberg Works of Mark Twain
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Especially since inexactness is not exactly the sort of thing you can prove with any accuracy.
The Elephant Vanishes
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But it is never safe to lay much stress on small points of inexactness or inconsistency in any author.
Old-Time Makers of Medicine / The Story of The Students And Teac...
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But more correct measurements showed that these figures were not quite exact, and the fraction of inexactness killed the theory.
The Story of Evolution
Ús de inexactitude en anglès
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Mrs. Lessways warmly deprecated any apology for inexactitude, and wiped her sympathetic eyes.
Hilda Lessways
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He got out of the difficulty by calling it a "terminological inexactitude."
Private Peat
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At every turn in his life we are reminded of his inexactitude-especiallyin autobiographical details.
The Life of Sir Richard Burton
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Mandelson had, some hours earlier, confessed to being guilty or a minor verbal inexactitude which misled parliament.
The Irish Times
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The father ignored the inexactitude of such words, and gratefully accepted the lie as a proof of friendship.
The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
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Every so often, meteorologists world-wide engage in a flurry of activity intended to reduce the proverbial inexactitude of their profession.
The Irish Times
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Like other journalists of a new generation, Tor disliked the mushy inexactitude of earlier correspondents-theirpropensity for oversimplification and loosey-juicymetaphor.
Existence
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Now I live in Ireland and British portraits of Ireland and the Irish seem to possess the same degree of inexactitude.
The Irish Times
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When Vauvenargues began to reflect, he was astonished at the inexactitude and even self-contradiction of the philosophical language of his day.
Three French Moralists and The Gallantry of France
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Mrs. Mountstuart fell back to Laetitia, saying: "He pores over a little inexactitude in phrases, and pecks at it like a domestic fowl."
The Egoist: A Comedy in Narrative
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There are so many inexactitudes, that one'll probably cancel out the other.
The Return
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This being Ireland, I doubt that after unification these inexactitudes will be resolved!
The Irish Times
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Inexactitude, which is one of the features of all popular compositions, is there particularly felt.
The Life of Jesus
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Porkies, whoppers, fabrications, terminological inexactitudes -people with noses so long you could have hung your duvet covers on them to dry.
The Guardian
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Mrs. Lessways warmly deprecated any apology for inexactitude, and wiped her sympathetic eyes.
Hilda Lessways
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He got out of the difficulty by calling it a "terminological inexactitude."
Private Peat
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Translations for inexactitude
Inexactitude a través del temps