Accurizes

Pronunciation: /ˈækjəˌraɪzɪz/

Definitions of accurizes

verb To make accurate or precise

Example Sentences

A1 She accurizes her aim by practicing regularly.

A2 The new software accurately accurizes the measurements.

B1 The technician accurizes the machine before each use to ensure precision.

B2 The expert accurizes the data to eliminate any errors.

C1 The scientist accurizes the experiment to ensure reliable results.

C2 The engineer accurizes the design to meet the highest standards of accuracy.

Examples of accurizes in a Sentence

formal The new calibration system accurately accurizes the measurements.

informal The technician accurizes the equipment before each test to ensure accurate results.

slang I always double check to make sure my friend accurizes the directions before we go anywhere.

figurative Her attention to detail accurizes the overall project, making it a success.

Grammatical Forms of accurizes

• past tense: accurized
• plural: accurizes
• comparative: more accurize
• superlative: most accurize
• present tense: accurize
• future tense: will accurize
• perfect tense: has accurized
• continuous tense: is accurizing
• singular: accurize
• positive degree: accurize
• infinitive: to accurize
• gerund: accurizing
• participle: accurized

Origin and Evolution of accurizes

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'accurizes' originated from the Latin word 'accuratus' which means precise or exact.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'accurizes' evolved to be used in English to describe something that is made more precise or accurate.