precisely in Latin
precisely in Latin is examussim, ad unguem, adeō — precisely means in an exact way; exactly.
precisely in Latin
examussim
(manner) In a precise manner; exactly.
ad unguem
(manner) In a precise manner; exactly.
adeō
(manner) In a precise manner; exactly.
What does "precisely" mean?
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adverb In an exact way; exactly.
"Measure the flour precisely, or the cake may not rise."
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adverb Used on its own to emphatically agree with something just said.
""So you're saying we should wait?" "Precisely.""
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precisely in a sentence
- Measure the flour precisely, or the cake may not rise.
- The two lines meet precisely in the middle of the page.
- "So you're saying we should wait?" "Precisely."
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What is "precisely" in Latin?
"precisely" in Latin is examussim, ad unguem, adeō. precisely means: In an exact way; exactly.
How do you use "precisely" in a sentence?
Example: "Measure the flour precisely, or the cake may not rise." In Latin, "precisely" is examussim, ad unguem, adeō.
Are there other ways to say "precisely" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "precisely": examussim, ad unguem, adeō.
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