Exact ( adjective , verb )

(As an adjective)

Exact ( adjective )

1. Corresponding exactly to the facts, true, or right.
2. Precise or accurate in amount or in performance.

Origin:

From latin exactus "done, finished, perfect", from exigere "demand, require, drive out".

Examples:

1. The exact time of the meeting is still to be confirmed.
2. The exact cause of the accident is still unknown.
3. The exact details of the plan have yet to be determined.
4. He gave me the exact amount of money I asked for.
5. She was able to replicate the recipe with exact precision.

(As a verb)

Exact ( verb )

1. Corresponding exactly to the facts, true, or right.
2. Precise or accurate in amount or in performance.

Origin:

From latin exactus "done, finished, perfect", from exigere "demand, require, drive out".

Examples:

1. The exact time of the meeting is still to be confirmed.
2. The exact cause of the accident is still unknown.
3. The exact details of the plan have yet to be determined.
4. He gave me the exact amount of money I asked for.
5. She was able to replicate the recipe with exact precision.