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precise

[pri-sahys] / prɪˈsaɪs /




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The report said it was "surprising and disappointing" Assistant Chief Constable Mike O'Hara was not more precise in his remarks about whether Jewish representatives had supported the ban.

From BBC

But the memo included two titbits of extra information - the precise figure allegedly involved in the case, and a rough outline of how long cases were taking to come to court.

From BBC

Much like ballet, kabuki necessitates precise choreographed actions: Not only does “Kokuho” provide generous samples of different kabuki pieces but also includes captions that list the title of the individual works and a brief synopsis.

From Los Angeles Times

Other experts have warned that revoking permits and seizing operations has disrupted plans to audit and investigate companies and determine their precise responsibility for the disaster.

From Barron's

Conventional vaccine development often involves combining key ingredients without precise structural control.

From Science Daily