be imprecise

Frequency: 8.015.2 per million words

Used to state a lack of exactness or accuracy.

impreciseVERBS + imprecise

Categories:

be

Examples (10)

  • Intelligence tests are notoriously imprecise.
  • His descriptions were often imprecise, making it hard to follow.
  • The data can be imprecise without proper calibration.
  • If your measurements are imprecise, the results will be flawed.
  • She is intentionally imprecise to avoid commitment.
  • The old map was imprecise regarding the exact location of the village.
  • Technical language should not be imprecise in legal documents.
  • Without specific details, the instructions will be imprecise.
  • The boundaries of the property were imprecise in the original deed.
  • His recollection of the event turned out to be imprecise.