medicine > accurate
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English Expression
  1. adj.:  accurate,  exact,  true,  unerring,  unflattering,  veracious,  precise,  accurate and without additions,  not modified or elaborate
Thesaurus
accurate, accurate, Correct, accurate, religious, keeping to the rules
overt, sheer, inerrable, plain, limpid, dramatic, apparent, very clear, apparent, that cannot or should not be ignored, coherent, perceptible, very detailed, ridid, apparent, outstanding, repressive, crucial, inhibitory, acid, intended or intending to criticize, injure, etc, serious, Postulate the other obedient, serious
artless, simple and natural, none flaming
unique, unique, curious, remarkable, exact, specifically, uncommon, bare, alone, improbable, remarkable
Containing Phrases
impreciseof a more precise or suitable kindextremely accurate
throwa nice shotan accurate answer
accurate advicesright along accurateaccurate bombardment
accurate Meteringaccurate hueinaccurate statement
inaccurately nameda loose translationout of drawing
uncannilya doctor skilled in diagnosisinstrument that keeps very accurate time, used esp for navigating at sea
preciseof a more precise or suitable kind Hue decomposeamount or estimate that is not exactly right but nearly so
bad shot, guess or attempt