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Meaning of "wildly inaccurate"
wildly inaccurate - This phrase describes information, statements, or data that are extremely incorrect or far from the truth. It emphasizes the extent of the error or inaccuracy
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wildly inaccurate
Or perhaps you letting a wildly inaccurate assessment of me.
The few published descriptions of Russia were in some cases wildly inaccurate.
But it is wildly inaccurate to describe it as the source of terrorism.
Descriptions from a different race can be wildly inaccurate.
And wildly inaccurate.
Or perhaps you letting a wildly inaccurate.
These reports are wildly inaccurate and bear no reality to the facts.
Separate estimates for such years could be wildly inaccurate.
Or perhaps you letting a wildly inaccurate assessment of me get in the way of finding.
This would be quick but would probably be wildly inaccurate.
It appears to provide wildly inaccurate readings for users with a muscular build.
The maps can be both out of date and wildly inaccurate.
The IEA has been issuing wildly inaccurate price forecasts for the past decade.
Well, it turns out that those employment numbers were wildly inaccurate.
What is surprising in retrospect is how wildly inaccurate Western assessments of Soviet power were.
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No forecast is perfect, and even some forecasts are even wildly inaccurate.
To inspiring the star of that wildly inaccurate Telenovela. to inspiring a wildly inaccurate Telenovela.
Unless careful control samples are taken, then the results are often wildly inaccurate.
The findings are wildly inaccurate.
The " windows " evidently worked as the first western reports of the aircraft were wildly inaccurate.
With each passing day, I find myself reading wildly inaccurate reports about Venezuela 's inflation.
But it's probably not the best place to receive medical treatment. Wildly inaccurate.
Well, they are wildly inaccurate.
Scoffs There was no spillage at Jubbs Field. The findings are wildly inaccurate.
Wildly inaccurate results!
Because the text is wildly inaccurate.
It is wildly inaccurate to say “ they have been around for 50 years ”.
Those assumptions must be made carefully, because incorrect assumptions can generate wildly inaccurate conclusions.
Impressive . Wildly inaccurate.
All right, I am pretty sure these numbers are wildly inaccurate.
The clip, though attention-getting, is wildly inaccurate and irresponsible.
Additionally, the system 's predictions have been known to be wildly inaccurate.
Yeah . And these tests can be wildly inaccurate.
Ms. Markle 's claims regarding the metabolism of aspartame are wildly inaccurate.
Because Tangier 's totally awesome Wildly inaccurate.
The elderly French cruiser D'Iberville and the destroyer Fronde opened wildly inaccurate fire on Emden.
I mean, thank you, dear friend, for your well-intentioned, but wildly inaccurate feedback.
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