exact /ig-zaktˈ/

1. To force out
2. To compel payment of
3. To demand and obtain
4. To extort
5. To require as indispensable or prerequisite

To practise extortion

1. Precise
2. Rigorous
3. Accurate
4. Absolutely correct
5. Finished
6. Consummate
7. Strict in correctness of detail

exactˈable adjective

exactˈing adjective

1. Compelling full payment
2. Unreasonable in making demands
3. Demanding much, challenging or difficult

exactˈingly adverb

exactˈingness noun

exacˈtion noun

1. The act of exacting or demanding strictly
2. An oppressive demand
3. Something which is exacted, as (excessive) work or tribute

exactˈitude noun

1. Exactness
2. Correctness

exactˈly adverb

exactˈment noun

exactˈness noun

1. The quality of being exact or precise
2. Accuracy

exactˈor or exactˈer noun

1. (also fem exactˈress) a person who exacts
2. An extortionist
3. Someone who claims rights, often too strictly

exact sciences plural noun

The mathematical sciences, whose results are precisely measurable

not exactly

1. Not altogether
2. Not at all (informal or ironic)

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