inexact Antonyms
Strongest:
- dead-on
- factual
- certain
- exact
- true
- factual
- dead
- certain
- valid
- correct
- sure
- precise
- sure
- true
- dead
- accurate
- accurate
- valid
- correct
- positive
- exact
- precise
- dead-on
- positive
Strong:
- indisputable
- indisputable
- incontestable
- sound
- undeniable
- veracious
- clear-cut
- ultraprecise
- definable
- defined
- indubitable
- irrefutable
- right
- unquestionable
- ultraprecise
- sound
- undeniable
- indubitable
- incontestable
- right
- defined
- incontrovertible
- unquestionable
- definable
- definite
- definite
- veracious
- incontrovertible
- irrefutable
- decisive
- clear-cut
- decisive
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Meaning of inexact
inexact (a)
not exact
inexact (a.)
Not exact; not precisely correct or true; inaccurate.
inexact Sentence Examples
- The inexact nature of the data made it difficult to draw any concrete conclusions.
- Despite his efforts to be precise, his conclusions were often inexact and subject to interpretation.
- The inexact measurements led to a discrepancy in the final calculations.
- The inexactness of the information presented posed a challenge for decision-makers.
- The imprecise and inexact language used in the document left room for misunderstanding.
- Due to the inexact nature of the readings, the experiment was deemed inconclusive.
- The inexactness of the prediction made it difficult to plan effectively.
- The lack of precision and exactitude rendered the analysis inexact and unreliable.
- The inexact nature of the description made it impossible to identify the object accurately.
- The inexactness of the data points prevented the creation of a meaningful graph.
FAQs About the word inexact
not exactNot exact; not precisely correct or true; inaccurate.
inaccurate, approximative,approximate, imprecise, vague,incorrect, general, misleading, erroneous, flawed
dead-on, factual, certain, exact, true, factual, dead, certain, valid, correct
The inexact nature of the data made it difficult to draw any concrete conclusions.
Despite his efforts to be precise, his conclusions were often inexact and subject to interpretation.
The inexact measurements led to a discrepancy in the final calculations.
The inexactness of the information presented posed a challenge for decision-makers.
