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pseudoprecise

pseudoprecise adjective: apparently, but not actually, precise; exhibiting pseudoprecision.

Adjective

pseudoprecise (comparative more pseudoprecise, superlative most pseudoprecise)

  1. Apparently, but not actually, precise; exhibiting pseudoprecision.

Forms of pseudoprecise

comparativemore pseudoprecise
superlativemost pseudoprecise

Origin of pseudoprecise

From pseudo- + precise.

Questions about pseudoprecise

What does pseudoprecise mean?
Pseudoprecise means apparently, but not actually, precise; exhibiting pseudoprecision.
What part of speech is pseudoprecise?
Pseudoprecise is an adjective.

Words near pseudoprecise in the dictionary

  1. pseudopotential
  2. pseudopotentials
  3. pseudopouch
  4. pseudopouches
  5. pseudopox
  6. pseudoprecise
  7. pseudoprecision
  8. pseudoprefix
  9. pseudoprefixes
  10. pseudopregnancies
  11. pseudopregnancy

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