This word shows that something is done in a very exact way. It means there are no mistakes and every small detail is correct.
He did it exactly as I said.
The time was exactly noon when he left.
In math or science, it means a number or result is completely correct without rounding or guessing. It shows full accuracy.
The answer is exactly 50.
We measured it exactly to the millimeter.
Used to say 'yes' or agree with someone. It shows that you think what they said is right without any change.
A: This book is long. B: Exactly!
A: You need help. B: Exactly.
Used in laws or rules to say something is written or done in a clear, exact way. It means no doubt or extra interpretation is possible.
The contract states exactly what the parties agree to.
The law requires exactly this action to be taken.
In computers and technology, it means data or numbers are entered or processed without mistakes or changes. It shows correct information.
The software reads data exactly as entered.
Make sure you input the number exactly.
Used to say that something happens or exists at one particular time or place, with no change or difference. It shows exactness about when or where.
I met her exactly at noon.
That is exactly the place we want.
A rare verb use meaning to copy or do something exactly as it was before without any change. This form is uncommon but possible in technical or artistic contexts.
He exactled the original drawing for the new book.
She exactled the steps to avoid mistakes.
