Results for: for which the given account is less than the actual true figures, not reported enough
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containing facts, real, actual, based on facts, truthfulfactual
continue to exist, leave something to be finished later, transfer item in account or calculation, transfer something to next yearcarry over
cows or cattle, tamed bovine animals as a group not taking into account sex or age; cattle or cowskine
create a design on a surface by means of a stencil, decorate using stencil, make pattern using stencil, plate with cutout design, thin sheet of some material from which figures or letters have been cut out so that paint or ink may be passed through the...stencil
debauched, man about town, of Corinth, of the ancient Greek city of Corinth; of the Corinthian order of Greek architecture; elaborate in style; of Corinthian pottery (characterized by black figures on a light background); luxurious, resident of Corinth...Corinthian
declare something to be true, defend a place, keep going, keep in existence, sustain; keep in good condition, preserve; support, provide for; affirm, assert, keep somebody alive, keep something in working order, make something continue, provide somebod...maintain
deformed, twisted out of its normal shape or appearance; falsified, misrepresented, inaccurately reported, out of shape, unnatural or uncleardistorted
demonstrate or prove, offer proof, show to be true, proof of guilt, something which proves or disproves, sign or proof, statements of witnessesevidence
departure, retreat; drawing out funds (as from a bank account); revoking, retraction; resignation, retirement; pulling out; cessation of an addictive habit (e.g. use of narcotics), period of fighting addiction, retreat of army, taking money from bank, ...withdrawal
depict, give an account of, draw shape, explain, label, representdescribe
detailed account, detailed presentation of fact, musical or artistic performance (often by one performer); recitation, act of telling, act of recounting, performance by music or dance students, reciting of something, solo performancerecital
detailed statement or account of somethingrep. (report)
detailed written account of a subject, formal systematic treatment of a particular subject, essay, dissertationtreatise
device that enables the user learn or practice a skill under simulated conditions to prepare for actual performance; pretender, imitator, device that simulates something, emulator, see also:simulant, somebody who simulates somethingsimulator
difference between actual and theoretical results, enduring, lasting, continuing; leftover, remaining, left as a residue, left over, relating to residue from rock weathering, repeat fee, something left overresidual
 

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