exacted
ɪɡˈzæk.tɪd
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Definition of exacted - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

authoritydemanded or obtained by force or authority
  • The exacted tribute was a heavy burden on the villagers.
  • The exacted payment left the citizens impoverished.
  • Exacted confessions were often unreliable and obtained under duress.
coerced compelled demanded
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Origin of exacted

Latin, exactus (demanded)

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  1. French:exigé, ...
  2. German:erzwungen, ...
  3. Italian:imposto, ...
  4. Spanish:exigido, ...
  5. Portuguese:exigido, ...
  6. Chinese:征收的, ...
  7. Japanese:強制的に要求された, ...
  8. Arabic:مُفْرُوض, ...
  9. Hebrew:כָּפוּי, ...
  10. Russian:требуемый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:вимаганий, ...
  12. Hindi:मांगा गया, ...
exact
ɪɡˈzækt

Definition of exact - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
precisionprecise, neither more nor less
  • She gave the exact amount needed.
accurate correct definite
2.
rigorallowing no deviation from a standard
  • The exact rules must be followed.
accurate precise
3.
meticulousnessvery careful and detailed in work or methods
  • Her exact nature made her a great scientist.
accurate precise

Verb

tr.
1.
rightsdemand as a right or insist upon
  • He exacted his rights as a citizen.
demand insist require
2.
requiremake something necessary or required
  • The job exacts a high level of precision.
demand necessitate require
3.
financedemand and enforce payment or performance
  • The landlord exacted the rent from the tenants.
demand insist require
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Expressions with exact

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cause suffering or loss
The long hours of work exact a toll on his health.
amount of money matching a required payment
Please have exact change ready for the bus fare.
requirement to pay the precise amount with no change given
The bus has an exact change only policy.
thing or idea that is completely different from another
Her answer was the exact opposite of mine.
completely the same in every detail as something else
We need an exact match paint color for the wall.
giving a more precise or correct detail
There were five people, to be exact.

Origin of exact

Latin, exactus (demanded)

Examples of exact in a sentence

  • He found the exact location on the map.
  • Her exact measurements were crucial for the dress fitting.
  • The exact location of the treasure was unknown.
  • His exact calculations ensured the project's success.
  • The exact measurements were crucial for the experiment.
  • She exacted a promise from her friend.

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  1. French:exact, exiger, ...
  2. German:genau, einfordern, ...
  3. Italian:esatto, pretendere, ...
  4. Spanish:exacto, exigir, ...
  5. Portuguese:exato, exigir, ...
  6. Chinese:精确的, 要求, ...
  7. Japanese:正確な, 要求する, ...
  8. Arabic:دَقِيق, طالَب بـ, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְדוּיָּק, לִדְרוֹשׁ, ...
  10. Russian:точный, требовать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:точний, вимагати, ...
  12. Hindi:सटीक, मांग करना, ...
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