adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
sb's calculations are wrong/inaccurate
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Some of our calculations were wrong.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADVERB
often
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These were described by the parents later as inadequate and often inaccurate .
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What information they do have is often inaccurate and loaded with unreal expectations.
■ NOUN
data
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If these conditions are met, then the inaccurate data does not breach this principle.
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This factor would yield inaccurate data .
information
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The inaccurate information given by all these busybodies didn't help at all.
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The speaker in December admitted to having provided inaccurate information to the ethics panel.
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We now accept that the report was based upon inaccurate information and conveyed completely the wrong impression about Linford.
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Most of them are usually based on inaccurate information that we have gathered about people.
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In other words, no information is better than inaccurate information.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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an inaccurate pass
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Figures quoted in the article are wildly inaccurate .
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Some of the information provided was inaccurate or incomplete.
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The old maps were usually inaccurate or incomplete.
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TV ratings figures are often inaccurate .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Although inaccurate statements sometimes are found, Love said no one has yet been convicted of deliberate falsification.
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As I have implied, many of Durkheim's conclusions are tautological or based upon inaccurate assumptions and evidence.
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It turns out that he used a translation that modern translators judge to have been inaccurate .
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The inaccurate information given by all these busybodies didn't help at all.
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They say the survey is inaccurate because it is based on incorrect figures that the Prime Minister gave to parliament this year.
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Unfortunately, his quotations are often taken out of context and are sometimes inaccurate .