inexactness
91Neuroimaging — The radiological imaging of the brain is important because it occasionally permits the linking of psychiatric symptoms to underlying brain lesions. Neuroradiology: plain film studies of the skull and spine (from 1896). This story begins with… …
92inexact — adjective not quite accurate. Derivatives inexactitude noun inexactly adverb inexactness noun …
93inaccuracy — n. 1. Incorrectness, impropriety erroneousness, inexactness. 2. Mistake, error, blunder …
94incorrectness — n. Inaccuracy, inexactness, error, mistake …
95inexact — adjective not exact: Sociology is an inexact science. inexactness noun (U) …
96inaccuracy — noun 1) the inaccuracy of recent opinion polls Syn: incorrectness, inexactness, imprecision, erroneousness, mistakenness, fallaciousness, faultiness Ant: correctness 2) the article contained a number of inaccuracies Syn …
97dereliction — n 1. negligence, negligency, neglect, delinquency, remissness, Obs. indiligence; laxity, slackness, looseness, Fr. laissez aller; slovenliness, sloppiness, shoddiness; carelessness, inaccuracy, inexactitude, inexactness. 2. disregard, omission,… …
98generality — n 1. vague statement, loose statement, indefinite statement, general phrase, generalization. 2. general principle, general rule, general law, abstraction, universality. 3. greater part, majority, bulk, mass, main, body. 4.. lack of particularity …
99inaccuracy — n 1. inexactness, inexactitude, imprecision, unpreciseness, laxness, laxity, looseness; erro neousness, fallaciousness, mistakenness, wrongness, incorrectness, faultiness. 2. error, mistake, corrigendum; blunder, botch, bungle, flub, muff; leak,… …
100incorrectness — n 1. inaccuracy, inaccurateness, inexactness, inexactitude, imprecision, impreciseness; falseness, falsehood, fallaciousness, untruth, untrueness; erroneousness, mistakenness, wrongness. 2. impropriety, unbecomingness, unseemliness, indec… …
