exacritude (Meaning)
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exacritude (n.)
The quality of being exact; exactness.
Synonyms & Antonyms of exacritude
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exacritude Sentence Examples
- The exacritude of the scientist's calculations was essential for the success of the experiment.
- We strive for exacritude in our research, leaving no room for ambiguity or error.
- The architect's plans were drawn with such exacritude that every detail was clear and precise.
- The exacritude of the surgeon's hands was evident in the delicate and successful operation.
- The historian's exacritude in documenting the events of the past allowed for a comprehensive understanding of the period.
- The artist's exacritude in capturing the beauty of nature was evident in the lifelike details of their paintings.
- The exacritude of the engineer's calculations ensured the structural integrity of the newly constructed bridge.
- The exacritude of the mathematician's solution to the complex equation was a testament to their mathematical prowess.
- The exacritude of the accountant's financial statements provided a clear and accurate picture of the company's financial health.
- The exacritude of the meteorologist's weather forecast allowed farmers to make informed decisions about their crops.
FAQs About the word exacritude
The quality of being exact; exactness.
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No antonyms found.
The exacritude of the scientist's calculations was essential for the success of the experiment.
We strive for exacritude in our research, leaving no room for ambiguity or error.
The architect's plans were drawn with such exacritude that every detail was clear and precise.
The exacritude of the surgeon's hands was evident in the delicate and successful operation.
