Accurately

Roger: Anyone who think that Reinhardt quoted Palin accurately is a moron who is incapable of rational discussion of the subject. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Anyone who think that Reinhardt quoted Palin accurately is a moron who is incapable of rational discussion of the subject. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The title accurately summarizes our goal at EWG when it comes to toxics reform: we're changing legislation to be based on science, not assumptions. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The title accurately expresses the contents, which largely ignore the "middling sort." ❋ Neal, David (1980)

_Leisure Hour_, a tolerably good cut of it was given, but the artist did not copy the label accurately, for on the photograph from which that cut was derived, _another name_ was rendered by _that_ sun, who pays no compliments and tells no lies. ❋ Adam White (1848)

Trailing an article that uses the term accurately ( "the first world champion from outside the British Isles in 30 years") with an innacurate statement on the front page of the website ( "first foreigner to win world title since 1980") shows how it can be easy to lazily conflate the geographical with the political while making poor Ken Doherty a subject of the British crown. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The title accurately reflects the game's story, which takes place before the events of the original ❋ Richard Mitchell (2010)

But, from my perspective, this label accurately describes classrooms whose seats are filled with children of color every day--especially considering that only 17% of fourth grade Hispanic students are at or above proficient in reading. ❋ Janet Murguía (2011)

Since we have no idea how to match the UMG payment with any type of usage, how will a label accurately apply it across an entire artist roster? ❋ Sean Ryan (2006)

This term accurately applies to the peaceful activities of the Palestinian people and groups in opposing the Israeli occupation, such as protests, demonstrations, sit-ins, and hunger strikes.

I choose not to call myself a "person with AIDS" because I don't believe the term accurately describes my health status.

Or, I guess more accurately, is it worth the opportunity cost? ❋ Unknown (2009)

Writers and bloggers specifically need to be on top of current themes, topics, ideas and trending public opinion; so being able to search and find information quickly and accurately is vital. ❋ Unknown (2010)

"[Arya's] [memories] were more accurate than [Nina's] due to the large amount of alcohol she ingested... Thus, she was too intoxicated to remember certain events accurately" ❋ Amizzle18 (2009)

[Achieve] [goals] with accuration. ❋ Hercolena Oliver (2009)

Yo kid, those [kicks] are [fuckin] [accurate]. ❋ Inky (2004)

My total body fat [measurement] [wasnt] accurate [on the scale]. But my rate of bodyfat lost was. My scale is Accurately inaccurate. ❋ Owenscott (2019)

"You have to try that psychic tarot rune personality test popup with the green dancing monkeys. It's scary accurate!" "[Candee] thought it was scary accurate that Lou [Gehrig] died of Lou [Gehrig's] disease." ❋ Samcastic (2007)

Person 1: Hey, today I was reading a very accurate definiton on urban dictionary that said [giraffes] use their [long necks] to reach up into the sky and stab birds with their horns! Person 2: Really? I thought they just reached up into trees to get at leaves Person 1: Nah, that's a [common misconception]. Just check out urbandictionary.com, it'll set you straight. You know, dictionaries are always right! ❋ Whatifidon'thaveaname (2009)

(1) How do you like your [steak]? sexually accurate .... (2) Hey how was the party last night? Oh great! i met this chick that was sooo sexually accurate What does that even mean? [I DON'T EVEN KNOW] BECAUSE I AM A TOOL AND ARE [MAKING UP WORDS] TO FIT IN Actually, sexually accurate is a word. Oh. Yeah. ... ... ❋ Dr. Segreto (2011)

The [Runge] [kutta] method gives [ridonkulously accurate] results. ❋ MechE621 (2019)

wow so [Jordan] was so "rectally accurate" the idea he pulled from [his ass] was 100% [correct] ❋ JudgeTred (2016)

I forgot the word for "[cancerous tumor]", so I [called it] a "[biblically accurate] growth". ❋ Chickenstealer (2022)