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Academic vocabulary: evidence and accuracy

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accurate

ˈækjɝʌt

correct and exact, without errors

Example

The report provides an accurate summary of the results.

Practise ten common academic words for evidence, analysis, and discussion.

accurate
Word
ˈækjɝʌt
correct and exact, without errors
The report provides an accurate summary of the results.
cite
Word
sˈaɪt
mention a source as evidence or support
Remember to cite the original study in your essay.
prediction
Word
pridˈɪkʃʌn
a statement about what is expected to happen
The prediction is based on changes observed over ten years.
procedure
Word
prʌsˈidʒɝ
an established series of steps for doing something
Every participant followed the same procedure.
emphasis
Word
ˈɛmfʌsʌs
special importance or attention given to something
The course places greater emphasis on critical thinking.
accuracy
Word
ˈækjɝʌsi
the quality of being correct and exact
The second test confirmed the accuracy of the measurements.
valid
Word
vˈæɫʌd
logically or factually sound and acceptable
The comparison is valid only when the conditions are similar.
verify
Word
vˈɛrʌfaɪ
check or prove that something is true or accurate
A separate team will verify the data before publication.
generate
Word
dʒˈɛnɝeɪt
produce or create something
The survey may generate useful evidence for future policy.
objective
Word
ʌbdʒˈɛktɪv
a specific aim or intended result
The main objective is to identify barriers to participation.