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View definitions for inexact

inexact

adjective as in inaccurate

Strongest match

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Looking at the breadth of Donald Trump’s victory, then, it would be foolish to go too far down any particular rabbit hole of wrong tactical decision made here, inexact position on this issue there.

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No matter the drug, microdosing is an inexact art.

Polling is inexact and the margins involved are currently quite narrow, but most forecasting models are leaning toward Kamala Harris winning the presidency and Democrats retaking the House of Representatives.

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In other words, the Chargers probably couldn’t go wrong with any of them, which isn’t often the case in an exercise as fickle and inexact as the NFL draft.

Once in a while, I feel so sad that I’ll never understand a piece of translated writing the way it’s really meant to be understood, because even the most exquisite translations are, by definition, inexact.

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