exact

US /ɪɡˈzækt/

UK /ɪɡˈzækt/

1.

not approximated in any way; precise

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The exact time of the meeting is 3:00 PM.

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We need the exact measurements for the new furniture.

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precise accurate correct right true

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approximate imprecise inexact

1.

demand and obtain (something, especially money) from someone

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The landlord tried to exact a higher rent from his tenants.

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The government will exact a heavy tax on luxury goods.

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demand extract compel force impose

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forgo waive relinquish

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exacting