precision (Meaning)

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precision (n)

the quality of being reproducible in amount or performance

The surgeon wielded the scalpel with precision, making intricate incisions with unwavering accuracy.
The watchmaker's precision adjustments ensured the intricate timepiece kept perfect time.
The laser beam etched the design into the metal with unmatched precision, creating a flawless pattern.
The archer drew back the bowstring with precision, releasing an arrow that struck the target dead center.
The sniper's precision rifle allowed him to take out the target from an incredible distance.
The instrument's precision measurements provided invaluable data for the scientific study.
The chef sliced the vegetables with precision, creating uniform pieces that cooked evenly.
The painter's brushstrokes exhibited precision, capturing the subject's features with remarkable detail.
The programmer's code was written with surgical precision, ensuring the software's flawless performance.
The mechanic's precision tuning of the engine resulted in optimal performance and fuel efficiency.

the quality of being reproducible in amount or performance

accuracy, perfection, preciseness, definiteness, accurateness, definitiveness, exactitude, rigor,exactness, fidelity

inaccuracy, imprecision, roughness, inexactness, imprecision, approximation, roundness, coarseness, coarseness, approximation

The surgeon wielded the scalpel with precision, making intricate incisions with unwavering accuracy.

The watchmaker's precision adjustments ensured the intricate timepiece kept perfect time.

The laser beam etched the design into the metal with unmatched precision, creating a flawless pattern.

The archer drew back the bowstring with precision, releasing an arrow that struck the target dead center.