Accurate
Accurate adjective - Being in agreement with the truth or a fact or a standard.
Stone and accurate are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stone" instead an adjective "Accurate".
Nearby Words: accurately, accuracy
Both words in one sentence
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Most of the time, she's not too accurate, but she takes comfort from this, explaining that it would feel constricting if the future was set in stone.
Source: Fortune Teller - The Gargoyles opening kicks off with an accurate rendition of Storming the Castle, a slow, dramatic reveal of the stone gargoyles, and Goliath's epic and spine-chilling "You are trespassing".
Source: Establishing Series Moment -
He later clarifies by saying that a more accurate description of the Philosopher's "Stone" is the "ten-billion page codex."
Source: Great Big Book of Everything
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