accurately

"Your funds are secure and will accurately show when the tech issue is resolved."

“We cannot yet accurately gauge when this process might be complete.”

“But I don’t think that view really reflects accurately the way California voters feel about politicians.”

For all its muddy cultural avenues left unexplored, though, it at least provides a slipper view of the ways the show represented “the inception of American shock culture,” as one producer accurately describes it.

Choi plays him accurately enough to rankle his home country’s audience, and believably enough to earn the rapper new fans in the U.S. and elsewhere.