uncalibrated

/ʌnˈkælɪbreɪtɪd/
adjective
  1. Not adjusted or marked to ensure accurate measurements; not properly set or tested.
    • Using an uncalibrated scale in the lab can lead to incorrect results.
    • The mechanic warned that an uncalibrated pressure gauge might be dangerous.
    • The uncalibrated thermometer gave readings that were several degrees off.
  2. Not properly adjusted or fine-tuned; lacking precision or standardization.
    • The uncalibrated feedback system made it hard to know if we were improving.
    • An uncalibrated sense of timing caused him to arrive late to every meeting.
    • His uncalibrated approach to budgeting often led to overspending.
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