Correct in all details; exact.
ac+cur+ate
Shared component: cur · care
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Related forms: cur · 23 words in this dictionary
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Shared components, not spelling prefixesa person in charge of a museum, library, or art gallery, who is responsible for selecting, caring for, and displaying the items
cur+ator
Shared component: cur · care
eager to know or learn something
cur+ious
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the state of being free from danger or threat
se+cur+ity
Shared component: cur · care
the papal court; the group of officials and departments that assist the pope in governing the roman catholic church.
cur+ia
Shared component: cur · care
The selection, organization, and presentation of information or items, especially for an audience or for a particular purpose.
cur+ation
Shared component: cur · care
having the ability to cure or heal disease
cur+ative
Shared component: cur · care
A person who obtains something, especially with care or effort.
pro+cur+er
Shared component: cur · care
Making something safe or protected from danger or loss.
se+cur+ing
Shared component: cur · care
(of a disease or condition) not able to be cured
in+cur+able
Shared component: cur · care
in a way that cannot be cured or corrected
in+cur+ably
Shared component: cur · care
In a way that is correct, exact, and without any mistakes.
ac+cur+ately
Shared component: cur · care
A person whose job is to give people treatments to improve the condition and appearance of their hands and fingernails.
mani+cur+ist
Shared component: cur · care
a person, especially in some countries, who acts as a public prosecutor.
pro+cur+ator
Shared component: cur · care
accuracyExtended relation
The quality or state of being correct or precise.
ac+cura+cy
Extended relation: cur · care
cureExtended relation
to make someone with an illness healthy again
Extended relation: cur · care
curedExtended relation
(of food, especially meat, fish, or tobacco) preserved by salting, drying, or smoking.
cur+ed
Extended relation: cur · care
curableExtended relation
(of a disease or condition) able to be cured or treated successfully.
cur+able
Extended relation: cur · care
securedExtended relation
fixed or fastened firmly in position; not likely to give way or be lost
Extended relation: cur · care
uncuredExtended relation
(of food, especially meat) not preserved by salting, smoking, or other curing processes.
un+cured
Extended relation: cur · care
curanderoExtended relation
a traditional native healer or shaman in latin america, especially among mexican and southwestern u.s. communities, who uses folk remedies and spiritual practices.
Extended relation: cur · care
occurringExtended relation
(of an event or situation) happening or taking place.
oc+cur+ing
Extended relation: cur · care
concurringExtended relation
(present participle) to agree with someone or something
con+cur+ing
Extended relation: cur · care