Inaccurate means: Mistaken or incorrect; not accurate. Related words include incorrect or wrong. Below you'll find 20 example sentences showing how to use Inaccurate in practice.
Inaccurate in a sentence
Related words
Inaccurate meaning
Mistaken or incorrect; not accurate.
Example sentences (20)
The corporation contends that the description is inaccurate, saying its editorial independence is enshrined in law.
However, Vembu has dismissed these reports, stating that the news about their semiconductor investment is inaccurate.
The network, however, issued their own statement saying, ""Don Lemon's statement about this morning's events is inaccurate.
And the warning language itself was “disproportionate and inaccurate,” he said, and primarily geared toward scaring people.
But as Futurism’s article noted, publishing inaccurate content on health could have serious implications.
There were observations by faculty members that the tenure track salary is capped at $104k, making this an inaccurate figure.
Sleep trackers can be inaccurate, and there is a surprising lack of testing and research on the subject.
It was a replica gun but that was revealed after many social media posts that the North Bay Police Chief felt were “inaccurate”.
But that hasn’t prevented the series from garnering plenty of controversy for its often inaccurate portrayal of real-life events.
He then again made an inaccurate claim–that the book would be accessible by middle school students.
An overly zealous Black Democrat congressman recently put forth this inaccurate conspiracy theory.
Inaccurate results, coupled with infringement of intellectual property rights, are some of the other risks related to generative AI.
Chief executive Betsan Moses said it was inaccurate to use the word "ban" to describe the festival's decision to turn down Sage Todz.
As well, the documents say Directive 11's determinations of where the wells were located were also inaccurate, affecting its estimate.
The count is extremely inaccurate and should not be used for anything other than a bad example.
The upshot of RTÉ’s inaccurate declarations is an impression that I have been less than honest.
During his first five seasons in the NFL, Jackson was inaccurate even on short to midrange passes, but he was still good enough to win.
And from what I saw, aside from running, he is inaccurate and doesn’t allow plays to develop.
The prisoners probably have a completely inaccurate idea of what awaits them if they sign up.
There are a number of articles about ‘hallucination’ - creating an answer even if inaccurate.
Common combinations with inaccurate
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- inaccurate and 20×
- inaccurate information 19×
- is inaccurate 18×
- and inaccurate 13×
- an inaccurate 11×
- the inaccurate 10×
- inaccurate or 10×
- be inaccurate 9×
- was inaccurate 9×
- wildly inaccurate 7×
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The 20 examples on this page contain the complete word inaccurate. Duplicate, incomplete, unusually short and technically noisy sentences are removed automatically. The definition is sourced from Wiktionary. Read more about our sources and checks on the About Voorbeeldzinnen.info page or see how to report a correction.