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Meanings of accurate in English

Portuguese
exacto
Catalan
precís
Spanish
exacto

Conforming exactly or almost exactly to fact or to a standard or performing with total accuracy.

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Usage of accurate in English
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Access to accurate data from the national system remains a key problem.
The Guardian
2
OPINION:Past behaviour is by far the most accurate indicator of future performance.
The Irish Times
3
The confirmation was premature; an accurate update will be given later today.
The South African
4
Mr Humm said farmers needed quick and accurate information about the outbreak.
Radio NZ
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Good arts policy should come out of accurate information and strong data.
Radio NZ
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However, it is equally accurate to say that very significant challenges remain.
The Irish Times
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All countries need epidemiologic research to establish accurate national estimates and trends.
Pubmed
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Extensive efforts were made to obtain accurate current address information for patients.
Pubmed
9
The result, published two years later, is stunningly accurate and surprisingly modern.
Reuters
10
A company spokesman said Barbassa's statements published in the paper were accurate.
Reuters
11
We, the public need accurate sober economic analysis and information, not speculation.
The Irish Times
12
New technology and research means forecasts are now more accurate than ever.
BBC
13
Note: We endeavour to ensure that statistics are as accurate as possible.
The South African
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However, determining accurate global rates of these crucial activities has been challenging.
Pubmed
15
The National Space Research Institute said its data is 95 percent accurate.
Radio NZ
16
We take great pride in determining the most accurate nutritional information possible.
Hungry girl: recipes and survival strategies for guilt-free eati...
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Accurate through the time
Accurate across language varieties
United States of America
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
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