inexactness

Meanings

• The quality or state of not being exact, precise, or definite.

  - "The measurement was within an acceptable range of inexactness."
  - "The company's financial reports showed significant inexactness in their revenue and expense calculations."

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Rhymes

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inexorable , inexhaustible , inexperienced , inexplicable , inexpressible

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Homophones

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1. inescapable
   

2. ineffectual
   

3. inefficient
   

4. inevitable
   

5. inexpensive
   

6. inexorable
   

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Variants

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inexact , inexactly , inexactness , inexactnesses

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Forms

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The word 'inexactness' itself is a noun form., Adjective forms: inexact, inexactive, inexactively, inexactitude., Verb forms: inexact, inexactate, inexactated, inexactating, inexactates, inexactated, inexactates, inexactated.

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Etymology

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From Old French inexact, from in- 'not' + exacter 'make exact'.

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1. Imprecision: Imprecision is a closely related concept to inexactness. Imprecision refers to the lack of precision or accuracy in a measurement, observation, or calculation. Imprecision can result from various causes, such as measurement errors, observation errors, data entry errors, rounding errors, or mathematical errors. Imprecision can have significant consequences, particularly in fields such as science, engineering, medicine, finance, and law. For example, inaccurate or imprecise measurements or calculations can lead to incorrect conclusions, flawed designs, miscalculations, or other errors that can result in wasted resources, missed opportunities, or even harm to people or the environment.

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In literature and art, inexactness can be used to convey a sense of ambiguity, uncertainty, or vagueness. For example, in a painting, the use of blurred or indistinct lines and shapes can create a sense of inexactness that can add depth and complexity to the artwork.

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