exactly
adverb
[ ɪɡˈzak(t)li ]
• used to emphasize the accuracy of a figure or description.
• "they met in 1989 and got married exactly two years later"
Similar:
precisely,
entirely,
absolutely,
completely,
totally,
just,
quite,
in every way,
in every respect,
one hundred per cent,
every inch,
to the hilt,
on the nail,
bang on,
spot on,
to a T,
on the money,
accurately,
correctly,
without error,
without flaws,
without mistakes,
unerringly,
faultlessly,
perfectly,
verbatim,
word for word,
letter for letter,
to the letter,
literally,
closely,
faithfully,
in every detail,
veridically,
• used as a reply to confirm or agree with what has just been said.
• "‘You mean that you're going to tell me the truth?’ ‘Exactly.’"
Similar:
precisely,
yes,
right,
that's right,
just so,
quite so,
quite,
indeed,
absolutely,
truly,
certainly,
definitely,
assuredly,
undoubtedly,
indubitably,
without a doubt,
you bet,
you got it,
I'll say,
