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1. (adj.) imprecise
not precise; vague; inexact.
Etymology: (1795–1805)
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1. (adj) imprecise
not precise
"imprecise astronomical observations"; "the terms he used were imprecise and emotional"
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Sense: not clear; vague
Her directions were so imprecise that we lost our way.
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 Afrikaans: onpresies |
 Arabic: غَيْر دَقيق |
 Bulgarian: нясен |
 Brazilian: impreciso |
 Czech: nepřesný |
 German: ungenau |
 Danish: upræcis |
 Greek: ανακριβής |
 Spanish: impreciso |
 Estonian: ebatäpne |
 Farsi: مبهم؛ سرسری |
 Finnish: epätarkka |
 French: imprécis |
 Hebrew: לא מְדוּיָק |
 Hindi: असंक्षिप्त |
 Croatian: neprecizan |
 Hungarian: nem pontos |
 Indonesian: samar-samar |
 Icelandic: ónákvæmur |
 Italian: impreciso |
 Japanese: 不明確な |
 Korean: 부정확한 |
 Lithuanian: netikslus |
 Latvian: neskaidrs; neprecīzs |
 Malay: tidak tepat |
 Dutch: onnauwkeurig |
 Norwegian: upresis, unøyaktig |
 Polish: nieprecyzyjny |
 Persian: مبهم؛ سرسری |
 Pashto: سرسری |
 Portuguese: impreciso |
 Romanian: imprecis, vag |
 Russian: неточный |
 Slovak: nepresný |
 Slovenian: nenatančen |
 Serbian: neprecizan |
 Swedish: inexakt |
 Thai: คลุมเครือ |
 Turkish: açık olmayan, belirsiz |
 Taiwanese: 不明確的 |
 Ukrainian: неясний, невизначений |
 Urdu: مبہم |
 Vietnamese: không chính xác |
 Chinese: 不明确的 |
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