Inaccuracy is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INACCURACY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being inaccurate
• the quality or state of not being accurate
• an aspect of something that is not accurate
• The quality of being inaccurate; want of accuracy or exactness.
• That which is inaccurate or incorrect; mistake; fault; defect; error; as, in inaccuracy in speech, copying, calculation, etc.
• the quality of being inaccurate and having errors
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the quality or state of being inaccurate

Words related to INACCURACY

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How to use INACCURACY in a sentence

• He considered Bruce not only tedious to the verge of imbecility, but unreliable beyond the pardonable point of inaccuracy.
• The general inaccuracy of testimony, usually ascribed to inaccuracy of memory, is in fact to be attributed to inaccuracy of observation.
• BELLAIRS is the first to admit a slight inaccuracy in his previous calculations.
• He was relying upon an old English map of the country, but owing to its extreme inaccuracy, he lost his way, ran out of water, and made an inglorious surrender.
• The second inaccuracy consists in stating that General Beaupuy died on the banks of the Loire during the Vendean war.
• And this unavoidable inaccuracy must be greater or less, according to the complexity and novelty of the objects defined.
• Should we regret or rejoice to say that it involves an obvious inaccuracy? The authority, however, is too good to allow us to suppose that it was without some foundation.
• No less wonderful, however, was the accuracy of the Americans than the inaccuracy of the Spaniards, who seemed almost unable to hit anything.
• This book, I fear, will be sharply criticised in England if any inaccuracy be permitted to creep in, even through the illustrations.
• The inaccuracy of these rules is as great as that of the phraseology which is corrected under them.
• The instructions above cited, therefore, determine nothing rightly, except the inaccuracy of one very uncommon form of expression.
• This explanation, indeed, is scarcely intelligible, on account of its grammatical inaccuracy.
• It is therefore right to take precautions against this possible cause of inaccuracy.
• For one wilful, but as I trust excusable, inaccuracy, I throw myself on the indulgence of my critics.
• I looked for a mirror, to see whether any inaccuracy in my toilet might have suggested it.
• The result to be derived from this, is not to be affected by any small inaccuracy.
• In the attempt to recall our own experiences there is always a possibility of inaccuracy.
• I ought, however, to rectify one inaccuracy in what I said just now, that my four wives had never agreed together.
• Thus, there was some inaccuracy in the hypothesis which we were discussing upon the footsteps of our colleague.
• We all know that women are somewhat given to exaggeration and inaccuracy.
• Now, the inaccuracy of eye which prevents a student from drawing to scale is in fact nothing else than an entire want of appreciation of proportion, and therefore of composition.
• During the debate Lord George Bentinck gave an unhappy proof of his inaccuracy of statement and party spirit.
• There are numberless instances of this kind which show the error and inaccuracy of the senses.
• He is sometimes criticised for inaccuracy in dates or matters that are trifling or incidental.
• It should be placed in an exposed location, so that no inaccuracy will occur from wind currents.
• We were continually annoyed, as every traveler in China is, by the inaccuracy of the natives, and especially of the Chinese.
• Smith gives many illuminating observations on the inaccuracy of the Chinese.
• The valuable articles of corn, malt, leather, hops, beer, and many others, do not come under this objection of inaccuracy.
• But that might have been a careless inaccuracy, or he might have actually written the rest and given them to be despatched before coming upstairs.
• The landlord was such a good-natured person, and such an excellent sleeper, that it was impossible to believe that he could have even the smallest inaccuracy upon his conscience.
• You will still further oblige your humble servant also, to correct any inaccuracy.

Similar words containing ACCURA without suffix cy and without prefix in

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