Accurate
Accurate adjective - Being in agreement with the truth or a fact or a standard.
Case and accurate are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Case" instead an adjective "Accurate".
Nearby Words: accurately, accuracy
Both words in one sentence
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However, this was really a deep case of cultural Flanderization instead of an accurate portrait of the character.
Source: Western Animation / Calimero -
And in this case, a pretty accurate, if somewhat shocking, portrayal of what it's like in the mind of a drunk in the midst of an unmanageable bender.
Source: Literature / The Tommyknockers - In this case, he was doing his research, and was trying to be accurate, he just turned out to be much, MUCH closer to reality than he realized he would be.note Clancy's research was so thorough, and his inferences so accurate, that his novels were required reading for KGB officers.
Source: Accidentally Accurate
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