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Definition of exact
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Exact (v. i.) To
practice
exaction.
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Remit
::
Remit (v. t.) To
refrain
from
exacting
or
enforcing;
as, to remit the
performance
of an
obligation..
Punctualist
::
Punctualist
(n.) One who is very exact in
observing
forms and
ceremonies.
Haze
::
Haze (v. t.) To
harass
by
exacting
unnecessary,
disagreeable,
or
difficult
work..
Antistrophe
::
Antistrophe
(n.) In Greek
choruses
and
dances,
the
returning
of the
chorus,
exactly
answering
to a
previous
strophe
or
movement
from right to left.
Hence:
The lines of this part of the
choral
song..
Square
::
Square
(a.)
Rendering
equal
justice;
exact;
fair;
honest,
as
square
dealing..
Rapacity
::
Rapacity
(n.) The act or
practice
of
extorting
or
exacting
by
oppressive
injustice;
exorbitant
greediness
of gain.
Superstition
::
Superstition
(n.) An
ignorant
or
irrational
worship
of the
Supreme
Deity;
excessive
exactness
or rigor in
religious
opinions
or
practice;
extreme
and
unnecessary
scruples
in the
observance
of
religious
rites not
commanded,
or of
points
of minor
importance;
also, a rite or
practice
proceeding
from
excess
of
sculptures
in
religion..
Severity
::
Severity
(n.)
Exactness;
rigorousness;
strictness;
as, the
severity
of a
test..
Strict
::
Strict
(a.)
Exact;
accurate;
precise;
rigorously
nice; as, to keep
strict
watch;
to pay
strict
attention..
Exacting
::
Exacting
(a.)
Oppressive
or
unreasonably
severe
in
making
demands
or
requiring
the exact
fulfillment
of
obligations;
harsh;
severe.
Fidelity
::
Fidelity
(n.)
Faithfulness;
adherence
to
right;
careful
and exact
observance
of duty, or
discharge
of
obligations..
Oppressive
::
Oppressive
(a.)
Unreasonably
burdensome;
unjustly
severe,
rigorous,
or
harsh;
as,
oppressive
taxes;
oppressive
exactions
of
service;
an
oppressive
game law..
Inaccuracy
::
Inaccuracy
(n.) The
quality
of being
inaccurate;
want of
accuracy
or
exactness.
Nice
::
Nice
(superl.)
Done or made with
careful
labor;
suited
to
excite
admiration
on
account
of
exactness;
evidencing
great
skill;
exact;
fine;
finished;
as, nice
proportions,
nice
workmanship,
a nice
application;
exactly
or
fastidiously
discriminated;
requiring
close
discrimination;
as, a nice point of law, a nice
distinction
in
philosophy..
Incorrectly
::
Incorrectly
(adv.)
Not
correctly;
inaccurately;
not
exactly;
as, a
writing
incorrectly
copied;
testimony
incorrectly
stated..
Two-ranked
::
Two-ranked
(a.)
Alternately
disposed
on
exactly
opposite
sides of the stem so as to from two
ranks;
distichous.
Accurate
::
Accurate
(a.) In exact or
careful
conformity
to
truth,
or to some
standard
of
requirement,
the
result
of care or
pains;
free from
failure,
error,
or
defect;
exact;
as, an
accurate
calculator;
an
accurate
measure;
accurate
expression,
knowledge,
etc..
Strict
::
Strict
(a.)
Rigidly;
interpreted;
exactly
limited;
confined;
restricted;
as, to
understand
words in a
strict
sense..
Interest
::
Interest
(n.) Any
excess
of
advantage
over and above an exact
equivalent
for what is given or
rendered.
Revenge
::
Revenge
(v. t.) To
inflict
harm in
return
for, as an
injury,
insult,
etc.; to exact
satisfaction
for, under a sense of
injury;
to
avenge;
--
followed
either
by the wrong
received,
or by the
person
or thing
wronged,
as the
object,
or by the
reciprocal
pronoun
as
direct
object,
and a
preposition
before
the wrong done or the
wrongdoer..
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