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Precise

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Adjective

definitely or strictly stated, defined, or fixed
precise directions.
being exactly that and neither more nor less
a precise temperature; a precise amount.
being just that and no other
the precise dress she had wanted.
definite or exact in statement, as a person.
carefully distinct
precise articulation.
exact in measuring, recording, etc.
a precise instrument.
excessively or rigidly particular
precise observance of regulations; precise grooming.

Antonyms

adjective
ambiguous , false , imprecise , inaccurate , inexact , questionable , careless , loose , negligent , slipshod

Synonyms

adjective
absolute , actual , categorical , circumscribed , clear-cut , correct , decisive , definite , determinate , explicit , express , fixed , individual , limited , literal , narrow , nice , on the button , on the money , on the nose * , particular , proper , restricted , right , rigid , rigorous , specific , strict , stringent , unequivocal , very , well-defined , careful , ceremonious , choosy , exact , finicky , formal , fussy , genteel , inflexible , persnickety * , picky , priggish , prim , prissy , punctilious , scrupulous , stickling , stiff * , stuffy , uncompromising , clear , decided , positive , unambiguous , errorless , faithful , true , veracious , veridical , bluenosed , old-maidish , prudish , puritanical , strait-laced , victorian , academic , accurate , conscientious , definitive , detailed , determinative , discriminating , even , fastidious , faultless , immaculate , impeccable , implicit , mathematical , meticulous , minute , neat , orthodox , painstaking , scholastic , slavish , sophistical , stiff , verbatim

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