free from error or mistake

exactness

precision

The accuracy with which we can predict hurricanes is dependant on many factors

antonym: inaccuracy; imprecision

sharp and intense

very serious

critical

extremely sensitive

The accute shortage of flu vaccine will leave many velnerable to infection

antonym: mild; moderate

to examine in detail

If we analyze the data carefully we may be able to figure out the cause of the accident

antonym: ignore; overlook

almost exact or accurate

to come close to

be nearly the same as

She took an approximate count and figured shell order extra just in case

antonym: exact; precise

to dress, especially in fine or formal clothing

clothing

Paul felt foolish when he arrived attired as a clown only to find out it was not a costume party.

antonym: bare; undress

of or related to the arts or manners of a group;

of or related to the shared knowledge, values, and ways of living of a society or people

The cultural heritage of the natives is at risk of destruction by the forces of modernization

something that will happen or has happened to a particular person or thing

considered as something impossible to avoid

the power believed to determine events in advance

antonyms: accident; chance

to keep from going on

delay

to keep in custody

The suspect was detained at police headquarters while detecxtives searched his office for the stolen items

antonym: free, release, liberate

the careful use of management or resources, such as money, materials or labor

the economic system of a country, region or state

synonym: finances; frugality; thrift

antonym: spending; squandering

to enclose or surround completely, as if with a covering

The fog enveloped the road and the cars dissapeared from view.

synonyms: encase; cover;engulf, shroud

antonyms: release; unwrap

careful in spending or in using resources; costing little; inexpensive

Hard economic times have forced many to cut down their shopping habits and search for bargains.

synonyms: careful; conserving;sparing;penny-wise

Antonyms: extravagant; spend-thrift;wasteful

to feed on growing grasses or plants

to touch lightly

to scrape or scratch lightly

The speeding car grazed the guardrail on the edge of the road and left an ugly scratch down the side.

synonym: chafe; rub; skim; nibble

antonym: protect; heal; mend; sooth; fast

a secret plot or scheme; to plot or scheme secretly;

to excite the interest and curiosity of

fascinate

synonym: fascinate, design, plan, captivate

opposite or reversed

something exactly opposite i order or character

A photopraphic negative prints as an inverse image

synonym: opposite, contrary, converse, transposed

antonym: same, likeness, equal

related directly and significantly to a specific matterat hand: relevant

Your comment is interesting but it is not pertinenet in this matter

synonym: applicable, significant, relevant

antonym: insignificant, unimportant; irrelevant, immaterial

to make friendly again, to settle a disagreement; to accept a situation

They tried to reconcile their difference but they continued to argue.

synonym: resolve, settle,consent

antonym: quarrel, disagree, protest 

an available supply that can be taken when needed; something that provides wealth to a country

synonym: assets, reserves, means

antonymn: shortages, liabilities, deficiency

an insufficient amount or supply: a shortage

The scarcity of certain materials like gold and diamonds affects what they cost.

synonymn: shartage, rareness, deficit, deficiency

antonyms: abundance, excess, plenty

a minor battle or conflict or dispute

synonym: altercation, quarrel, scuffle, tiff

antonym: agreement, truce

an organized group which maintains its existence through the mutual interaction of its parts; any formulated, regular or special method, plan of procedure

synonym: organization, arrangement; fixed order

antonyms: part, disorder, randomness