exact in Latin
exact in Latin is exactus — exact means perfectly accurate or precise; matching a standard or fact exactly, with nothing added or missing.
exact in Latin
exactus
What does "exact" mean?
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adjective Perfectly accurate or precise; matching a standard or fact exactly, with nothing added or missing.
"I need the exact time the meeting starts."
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adjective Careful and precise by habit; strict about following rules or keeping promises.
"He is exact about paying his bills on the first of the month."
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verb To demand and enforce payment or compliance, sometimes forcefully.
"The landlord exacted rent from every tenant without exception."
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verb To make something necessary or unavoidable.
"The job exacts a heavy toll on his free time."
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exact in a sentence
- I need the exact time the meeting starts.
- She gave an exact account of what happened.
- He is exact about paying his bills on the first of the month.
- The landlord exacted rent from every tenant without exception.
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What is "exact" in Latin?
"exact" in Latin is exactus. exact means: Perfectly accurate or precise; matching a standard or fact exactly, with nothing added or missing.
How do you use "exact" in a sentence?
Example: "I need the exact time the meeting starts." In Latin, "exact" is exactus.
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