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Victo Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

‘Pythagorean Precision / Accuracy’

What does it mean when somebody completes something with ‘Pythagorean precision’ or ‘Pythagorean accuracy’?


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I suppose it means 'very accurately/precisely', though as far as I know, Pythagorus was not particularly so; he was more a theorist. He did (supposedly) carry mathematics to a religious extreme, however.

— Mister Micawber

  • I suppose it means 'very accurately/precisely', though as far as I know, Pythagorus was not particularly so; he was more a theorist.
  • He did (supposedly) carry mathematics to a religious extreme, however.
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I suppose it means 'very accurately/precisely', though as far as I know, Pythagorus was not particularly so; he was more a theorist. He did (supposedly) carry mathematics to a religious extreme, however.
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Thank you, Mr Micawber.
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