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Meanings of inexact in English
Spanish
inexacto Not exact.
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Usage of inexact in English
1
I have often used inexact or foreshortened quotations, adapting them as necessary.
2
IT was always declared an inexact science albeit using the latest technology.
3
We also wanted to reflect the fact that NCVS figures are inexact.
4
Economics is an inexact science, as any honest economist will tell you.
5
Making accurate tip-tackle judgments on the spot is an increasingly inexact science.
6
Somewhat survives the years, vague, inexact and never at hand when wanted.
7
However, the impact of this growing risk factor on disease burden remains inexact.
8
It's time-consuming, inexact work and relies entirely on subjective interpretation of the results.
9
Each copy is in a different state -that is, they're inexact copies.
10
If you have been inexact in any point, you had better correct it.
11
He crushed the unreal, the inexact, the hollow, and the sham.
12
I'd say that's about two pounds, but I'd feel guilty about being inexact.
13
Vague, slippery, inexact, interested only in the personal-everyword struck home.
14
As a result his interpretation of the older works was inexact.
15
This detail, as the French newspapers politely phrase it, is inexact.
16
Removing spells is a much more inexact art than casting them.
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