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precise

[pri-sahys] / prɪˈsaɪs /




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This could be a precise through ball or a dinked chip over the top - riskier passes that pose new questions for deep defences.

From BBC

It does make the game more precise in terms of decision-making.

From BBC

"As telescopes and detection methods become more precise, we are strengthening our ability to find planetary systems that don't resemble our own and that don't conform to longstanding theories," he says.

From Science Daily

But the movements are smooth and precise, and straight away I was manipulating the blocks and cups.

From BBC

Many animals have sensory hairs that can act as a radar, but few quite so precise as the elephant's.

From Barron's