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Discover LudwigThe phrase "strictly inaccurate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something is completely or entirely incorrect without any exceptions. Example: "The report was deemed strictly inaccurate, leading to a complete overhaul of the findings."
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As someone who had rashly, if somewhat lightheartedly, tipped a Santorum victory, I can readily acknowledge the essential truth of his statement, even if the proportional allocation of delegates in Michigan renders it strictly inaccurate.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet As someone who had rashly, if somewhat lightheartedly, tipped a Santorum victory, I can readily acknowledge the essential truth of his statement, even if the proportional allocation of delegates in Michigan renders it strictly inaccurate.
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Strictly speaking, last week's formal statement said nothing inaccurate.
Nevertheless, because system performance is strictly dependent on different parameters, BAC's hardware and software configuration and as well as an inaccurate commissioning do not always allow a perfect execution of the desired tasks; therefore, the system could not work as expected.
Completely inaccurate".
Inaccurate shooting.
And inaccurate.
All inaccurate".
It's factually inaccurate.
"They are very inaccurate".
This is inaccurate.
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