How to pronounce imprecise

Usage examples

• Eurogame is a common, though still an imprecise, label.
• Clocks were manually wound in those days and time tended to be imprecise.
• The exact borders of the district are imprecise.
• So any public calendar is imprecise; it is simply an agreed-upon designation of days.
• This process was imprecise and extremely dangerous.
• At very high levels, capillary blood ketone measurement becomes imprecise.
• Microscopy is another method but is also slow and imprecise.
• The discrepancy highlights the difficulty in using imprecise census data to estimate population growth.
• Gnosticism is an imprecise label, covering monistic as well as dualistic conceptions.