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impreciso
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imprecís
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impreciso
Not precise.
precise
general
inaccurate
inexact
inaccuraRte
Portuguese
impreciso
Not clearly thought out.
fuzzy
ambiguous
fuzzy
ambiguous
1
Cox regression and
fuzzy
logic rule generation were used for statistical analysis.
2
After these four words, the hundreds that follow sound
fuzzy
and shapeless.
3
She was orienting herself, after lost days,
fuzzy
images, time in crates.
4
But
fuzzy
speeches do little to address substantial economic and fiscal problems.
5
Friendly to a degree, open and honest, yes; warm and
fuzzy
,
no.
1
Today however, I carry another more
ambiguous
,
and I think positive, message.
2
Of course, every social policy can be
ambiguous
in a mixed economy.
3
Their history is
ambiguous
;
one never knows precisely what happens to them.
4
Unfortunately the wording is too
ambiguous
to decide one way or another.
5
Warnings that were issued to clients often used vague and
ambiguous
language.
Expressed in an unclear fashion.
loose
unclear
vague
obscure
wishi-washi
1
But so far the deregulation agenda has been notably slow and
imprecise
.
2
Range finders are used to measure distance, but these can be
imprecise
.
3
Specifically, you may need to watch out for tricky or
imprecise
obligations.
4
Among socioeconomic factors, we find some evidence of weak or
imprecise
targeting.
5
Film is difficult, it's
imprecise
,
but that's also the glory of it.
6
Despite its air of cold precision, though, the account was strangely
imprecise
.
7
The visitors were careless at times in possession, too frantic and
imprecise
.
8
Her control of the bow was
imprecise
,
but none of that mattered.
9
We didn't have mobility and we were very
imprecise
with our passing.
10
If it's such an
imprecise
business, why waste any time on it?
11
Counting the death toll from drones is a notoriously
imprecise
,
murky business.
12
It means the overall number of actual property repossessions remains
imprecise
.
13
Mr Ryan said the cellphone pinging data was unreliable and
imprecise
.
14
The figures are
imprecise
because of gap years, CAO reapplications and other factors.
15
I think that, at this stage, what was articulated still remains too
imprecise
.
16
Current diagnosis is very challenging,
imprecise
and time-consuming using existing techniques.
imprecise
too imprecise
imprecise science
imprecise data
often imprecise
terribly imprecise
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impreciso
Catalan
imprecís
Spanish
impreciso
inexacto