precise
Pronunciation: [prɪˈsaɪs]
Word
Context: "measurement"
(adjective) when something is very exact or accurate. If you say that something is precise, it means that it is correct and not open to misunderstanding. For example, if you measure a length, a precise measurement means it is exactly right, with no mistakes.
Example
The scientist took a precise measurement of the temperature.
Example
The measurement was not precise, so the results were confusing.
Example
Can you give me the precise location of the event?
Context: "description"
(adjective) when you describe something very clearly and in detail. When you use the word precise, it shows you are being careful with your words to avoid any confusion.
Example
Her explanation was precise, making it easy for everyone to understand.
Example
His description was vague; it was not precise enough to follow.
Example
Do you think your instructions were precise enough for the project?
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