Synonyms for accurately
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1. accuratelyadverb

   Synonyms:
   precisely, carefully

2. accuratelyadverb

   In an accurate manner; exactly; precisely; without error or defect.

   Synonyms:
   precisely, carefully

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1. accuratelyadverb

   with few mistakes

   "he works very accurately"

   Antonyms:
   inaccurately

2. accuratelyadverb

   strictly correctly

   "repeated the order accurately"

   Antonyms:
   inaccurately

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1. List of paraphrases for "accurately":

   precisely, exactly, faithfully, accurate, correctly, properly, specifically, carefully, accuracy, adequately, strictly, precise, scrupulously

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1. William Johnson:

   It just doesn’t make any sense to prevent any officer from viewing some important evidence that helps him or her recall accurately and truthfully what happened.

2. Lewis Lapham:

   The figure of the enthusiast who has just discovered jogging or a new way to fix tofu can be said to stand or, more accurately, to tremble on the threshold of conversion, as the representative American.

3. Jordan Cohen:

   It doesn’t always capture what you’re saying accurately. And it isn’t smart and that’s been one of the criticisms.

4. Hayley Gorenberg:

   These IDs more accurately reflect the individual and are consistent with international airline standards.

5. The GAP:

   The Government Accountability Project is deeply concerned about the mistreatment of Matthew Lee for two reasons. First, Matthew Lee for two reasons has covered U.N. whistleblower cases accurately and in detail, and we regard the mistreatment of Matthew Lee for two reasons as retaliatory, secondly, Matthew Lee for two reasons exclusion from the UN premises because of capricious, unannounced and unknown decisions of senior managers bodes ill for the treatment of journalists in U.N. Member States.