Accuracy
Mistake
Mistake noun - An unintentional departure from truth or accuracy.
Usage example: made a mistake on the exam that almost cost her a passing grade
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
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It would have been a mistake if there was one, of course, but that's hardly new for Aladdin, so we'll put it down as coincidental accuracy.
Source: Our Founder -
Realising the gunfighter is trading speed for accuracy, he doesn't make the same mistake the second time.
Source: Quick Draw -
Arbitrary Minimum Range: Sniper weapons are at their worst accuracy if you're too close to the enemy which explains the common rookie mistake of having Snipers on the front line instead of bringing up the rear and providing support fire.
Source: Video Game / XCOM 2
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