superaccurate
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6.0
Very exact when measuring or predicting things
- adjective
- /ˌsuːpərˈækjʊrət/
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superpreciso
- Beyond detecting that our hair ages faster than our toenails, superaccurate clocks can detect oil beneath the Earth's surface. Instead of extensive drilling, the reduced gravity of oil.
Examples
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Physicists were able to demonstrate the effect of the Earth's gravitational field on time by hoisting one superaccurate clock several centimeters above another.
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The scientists designed a superaccurate instrument to measure the distance between stars.
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She used a superaccurate map to navigate through the dense forest without getting lost.
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For this project, we need to ensure our calculations are superaccurate to avoid any errors.
Synonyms
accurate
vssuperaccurate
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3.0
Exactly correct in every detail
is stronger stressing an unusually high level of exactness
precise
vssuperaccurate
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3.6
Exactly correct and clear about small details
is more extreme emphasizing a very high degree of correctness
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8.1
So exact that it leaves no room for error
is an even stronger term stressing the highest possible accuracy
Antonyms
How Accurate
Surface Forms
superaccurate positive
Morphology
Etymology
The word superaccurate is made of the prefix super-, which means 'very' or 'above', and accurate, which means 'correct'. So, superaccurate means 'extra correct' or 'very exact'.