Accuracy
Error
Error noun - An unintentional departure from truth or accuracy.
Usage example: a report on the earthquake contained several unfortunate errors
How words are described
| good | good accuracy | good error |
| similar | similar accuracy | similar error |
| usual | usual accuracy | usual error |
| relative | relative accuracy | relative error |
| Other adjectives: factual, massive, extreme, great, huge, bad, scientific, historical, technical, grammatical. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- In Fantasia, a double-error caused accuracy in the "Rite of Spring Suite": The famous T-Rex vs Stegosaurus battle was impossible.
Source: Accidentally Accurate -
Given the level of detail and accuracy in the rest of the series, it's entirely possible the staff noticed the former error and instead of trying to correct it, simply went "Fuck it" and left it that way.
Source: Writers Cannot Do Math - Conversely, if the accuracy error is determined by RNG, you or the enemy can be aiming dead-on and miss.
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