pre·cise 
(prĭ-sīs)
(prĭ-sīs)adj.
1. Clearly expressed or delineated; definite: The victim gave a precise description of the suspect.
2. Exact, as in performance, execution, or amount; accurate or correct: a precise measurement; a precise instrument.
3. Strictly distinguished from others; very: at that precise moment.
4. Distinct and correct in sound or meaning: precise pronunciation; precise prose.
5. Conforming strictly to rule or proper form: "The setting up of this Maypole was a lamentable spectacle to the precise separatists that lived at New Plymouth" (Thomas Morton).
[Middle English, exact, from Old French precis, condensed, precisely fixed, from Latin praecīsus, past participle of praecīdere, to shorten : prae-, pre- + caedere, to cut; see kaə-id- in the Appendix of Indo-European roots.]
pre·ciseness n.
- greatness
- Great Ouse River
- Great Pee Dee River
- Great Pee Dee River
- Great Plains
- Great Pyrenees
- Great Rift Valley
- great room
- Great Russian
- Great Saint Bernard Pass
- Great Salt Lake
- Great Sandy Desert
- Great Sark
- Great Schism
- great seal
- great skua
- Great Slave Lake
- Great Smoky Mountains
- Great Society
- Great South Bay
- Great Spirit
- great-uncle
- great uncle
- Great Victoria Desert
- Great Vowel Shift