In a recent work, Vuckovic and Burke (VB) introduced a framework for quantifying and analysing errors in approximate geometries based on the concept of geometry energy offset (GEO). GEO provides a remarkably simple and intuitive approach for quantifying errors in molecular geometries, which by-passes the need to compare the errors in individual geometric parameters. For a given approximate geometry, GEO is simply defined as the difference in exact energies at the approximate and exact geometries: