Synonyms for Ex-act:

• adj.

  •absolute (adjective)
  • decided,
  • decisive,
  • conclusive,
  • unquestionable,
  • exact,
  • actual,
  • genuine,
  • sure,
  • precise,
  • unambiguous,
  • undeniable,
  • categorical,
  • consummate,
  • factual,
  • positive,
  • unmitigated,
  • infallible,
  • fixed.
  •accurate (adjective)
  • deft,
  • systematic,
  • valid,
  • defined,
  • ultraprecise,
  • regular,
  • errorless,
  • definitive,
  • truthful,
  • flawless,
  • rigid,
  • just,
  • proper,
  • discriminating,
  • skillful,
  • absolute,
  • discriminative,
  • on the nose,
  • concrete,
  • authentic,
  • official,
  • authoritative,
  • matter-of-fact,
  • detailed,
  • unimpeachable,
  • straight,
  • undisputed,
  • scientific,
  • Unrefuted,
  • judicious,
  • unmistakable,
  • irrefutable,
  • final,
  • close,
  • certain,
  • solid.
  •actual (adjective)
  • extant,
  • prevailing,
  • current,
  • existent,
  • original,
  • live,
  • living.
  •all right (adjective)
  • good,
  • great,
  • accurate.
  •ceremonious (adjective)
  • decorous,
  • deferential,
  • moving,
  • stately,
  • starchy,
  • courtly,
  • impressive,
  • solemn,
  • striking,
  • seemly,
  • grandiose,
  • majestic,
  • civil,
  • dignified,
  • courteous,
  • stiff.
  •close (adjective)
  • similar,
  • Resembling,
  • lifelike.
  •conscientious (adjective)
  • painstaking,
  • diligent,
  • walking on eggs,
  • fastidious,
  • heart and soul into,
  • minding p's and q's,
  • reliable,
  • tough,
  • playing safe,
  • hanging in,
  • hanging tough,
  • complete.
  •controlled (adjective)
  • governed,
  • supervised.
  •dead-on (adjective)
  • absolutely right,
  • very accurate,
  • pinpoint,
  • to the point,
  • on the mark,
  • by the book,
  • dead-center.
  •detailed (adjective)
  • disclosed,
  • Clocklike,
  • elaborated,
  • complicated,
  • developed,
  • exhaustive,
  • abundant,
  • Circumstantiated,
  • circumstantial,
  • elaborate,
  • thorough,
  • seriatim,
  • unfolded,
  • described,
  • Amplified,
  • full,
  • copious,
  • at length,
  • narrow,
  • comprehensive,
  • all-inclusive,
  • point-by-point,
  • minute,
  • individualized,
  • intricate,
  • blow-by-blow,
  • exhausting,
  • Enumerated,
  • individual,
  • specified.
  •elaborate (adjective)
  • with bells and whistles,
  • studied,
  • perfected,
  • with all the extras,
  • labored,
  • busy,
  • overdone,
  • ornamented,
  • imposing,
  • sophisticated,
  • complex,
  • ostentatious,
  • luxurious,
  • refined,
  • Overworked,
  • elegant,
  • extravagant,
  • decorated,
  • many-faceted,
  • embellished,
  • highly wrought,
  • garnished,
  • high tech,
  • fancy,
  • posh,
  • labyrinthine,
  • showy,
  • plush,
  • ornate,
  • prodigious,
  • with all the options,
  • knotty,
  • extensive.
  •even (adjective)
  • coterminous,
  • drawn,
  • matching,
  • coequal,
  • level,
  • comparable,
  • proportionate,
  • horse to horse,
  • equal,
  • parallel,
  • proportional,
  • uniform,
  • neck and neck,
  • equivalent,
  • fifty-fifty,
  • on a par,
  • balanced,
  • square,
  • equalized,
  • smack in the middle,
  • same,
  • even-steven,
  • tied.
  •exact (adjective)
  • explicit,
  • severe,
  • particular,
  • demanding,
  • veracious,
  • punctilious,
  • strict,
  • heedful,
  • conscionable,
  • on the button,
  • clear,
  • punctual,
  • meticulous,
  • on the money,
  • clear-cut,
  • sharp,
  • literal,
  • true,
  • on the numbers,
  • rigorous,
  • unequivocal,
  • faithful,
  • downright,
  • express,
  • right on,
  • definite,
  • dead on,
  • perfect,
  • conscientious,
  • faultless,
  • fussy,
  • correct,
  • orderly,
  • verbal,
  • verbatim,
  • right,
  • exacting,
  • scrupulous,
  • bull's-eye,
  • on target,
  • nailed down,
  • careful,
  • finicky,
  • distinct,
  • unerring,
  • identical,
  • methodical,
  • specific,
  • nice.
  •explicit (adjective)
  • obvious,
  • outspoken,
  • stated,
  • patent,
  • lucid,
  • unqualified,
  • perspicuous,
  • plain,
  • straightforward,
  • unreserved,
  • understandable,
  • frank,
  • clean-cut,
  • open.
  •express (adjective)
  • intended,
  • voluntary,
  • uttered,
  • special,
  • considered,
  • out-and-out,
  • outright,
  • deliberate,
  • unconditional,
  • singular,
  • willing,
  • voiced,
  • expressed,
  • witting,
  • pointed,
  • especial,
  • Designful,
  • premeditated,
  • intentional.
  •factual (adjective)
  • legitimate,
  • sure-enough,
  • card-carrying,
  • unbiased,
  • objective,
  • straight from horse's mouth,
  • credible,
  • true-to-life,
  • righteous,
  • undoubted,
  • veritable,
  • hard,
  • descriptive,
  • unadorned,
  • on the level,
  • kosher,
  • legit.
  •faithful (adjective)
  • undistorted,
  • veridical,
  • trusty.
  •finite (adjective)
  • conditioned,
  • bounded,
  • restricted,
  • circumscribed,
  • determinate,
  • limited,
  • confined,
  • definable,
  • terminable,
  • delimited,
  • demarcated,
  • bound.
  •firm (adjective)
  • flat,
  • inflexible,
  • staunch,
  • unyielding,
  • consistent,
  • unbending,
  • dead set on,
  • stand pat,
  • determined,
  • persevering,
  • resolute,
  • Stipulated,
  • established,
  • strong,
  • obdurate,
  • stable,
  • unchangeable,
  • unwavering,
  • steadfast,
  • settled,
  • abiding,
  • steady,
  • undeviating,
  • unshakable,
  • persistent,
  • resolved,
  • hang tough,
  • enduring,
  • adamant,
  • never-failing,
  • constant,
  • tenacious,
  • bent,
  • unshaken,
  • going,
  • unflinching,
  • intent.
  •formal (adjective)
  • distant,
  • stilted,
  • aloof,
  • prim,
  • conventional,
  • sententious,
  • reserved,
  • by the numbers,
  • ceremonious,
  • straight arrow,
  • playing the game,
  • polite,
  • nominal,
  • stuffy,
  • Starched.
  •fussy (adjective)
  • finical,
  • squeamish,
  • choosy,
  • persnickety,
  • difficult,
  • querulous,
  • picky,
  • picky-picky,
  • dainty,
  • Stickling,
  • overfastidious,
  • fuddy-duddy,
  • fretful,
  • nit-picking,
  • hard to please.
  •genuine (adjective)
  • indubitable,
  • demonstrable,
  • sterling,
  • honest,
  • pure,
  • sound,
  • natural,
  • palpable,
  • -carat,
  • proved,
  • 24-carat,
  • bona fide.
  •identical (adjective)
  • duplicate,
  • Identic,
  • tantamount,
  • interchangeable,
  • indistinguishable,
  • xerox,
  • twin,
  • double,
  • like,
  • like two peas in a pod,
  • selfsame,
  • one and the same,
  • ditto,
  • look-alike,
  • carbon copy,
  • corresponding,
  • very same,
  • same difference,
  • spitting image,
  • very,
  • dead ringer.
  •impeccable (adjective)
  • immaculate,
  • incorrupt,
  • ten,
  • Fleckless,
  • Aces,
  • exquisite,
  • sinless,
  • unflawed,
  • apple-pie,
  • unblemished,
  • irreproachable,
  • stainless,
  • a-okay,
  • innocent,
  • clean,
  • note-perfect.
  •infallible (adjective)
  • effective,
  • effectual,
  • impeccable,
  • agreeable,
  • helpful,
  • apodictic,
  • inerrant,
  • surefire,
  • efficacious,
  • incontrovertible,
  • inerrable,
  • trustworthy,
  • unbeatable,
  • foolproof,
  • handy,
  • unfailing,
  • acceptable,
  • satisfactory,
  • efficient,
  • Undeceivable,
  • omniscient,
  • useful,
  • satisfying.
  •just (adjective)
  • well-grounded,
  • cogent,
  • well-founded,
  • normal,
  • justified.
  •level (adjective)
  • on one plane,
  • calm,
  • in line,
  • polished,
  • common,
  • lined up,
  • plane,
  • equable,
  • alike,
  • trim,
  • Planed,
  • matched,
  • trimmed,
  • on a line,
  • commensurate,
  • aligned,
  • Leveled,
  • unbroken,
  • even,
  • of same height,
  • uninterrupted,
  • rolled,
  • horizontal,
  • unfluctuating,
  • flush,
  • planate,
  • akin,
  • continuous.
  •meaningful (adjective)
  • substantial,
  • worthwhile,
  • expressive,
  • concise,
  • essential,
  • important,
  • intelligible,
  • consequential,
  • pregnant,
  • deep,
  • considerable,
  • momentous,
  • allusive,
  • succinct,
  • serious,
  • weighty,
  • heavy,
  • eloquent,
  • suggestive,
  • indicative,
  • big,
  • purposeful,
  • relevant,
  • material.
  •measured (adjective)
  • Weighed,
  • timed,
  • Gauged,
  • Computed.
  •methodic (adjective)
  • Systematical.
  •methodical (adjective)
  • grooved,
  • set up.
  •methodical/methodic (adjective)
  • disciplined,
  • neat,
  • in a groove,
  • structured,
  • framed,
  • well-regulated,
  • all together,
  • ordered,
  • logical,
  • tidy,
  • together,
  • businesslike,
  • analytical,
  • planned,
  • set-up,
  • cut-and-dried,
  • Methodized.
  •meticulous (adjective)
  • dotting the i's,
  • cautious,
  • crossing the t's,
  • nitpicking,
  • microscopic.
  •minute (adjective)
  • infinitesimal,
  • piddling,
  • miniature,
  • exiguous,
  • molecular,
  • minim,
  • peewee,
  • minuscule,
  • little,
  • inconsiderable,
  • diminutive,
  • minimal,
  • invisible,
  • microbic,
  • wee,
  • puny,
  • fine,
  • slender,
  • teeny-weeny,
  • insignificant,
  • atomic,
  • tiny.
  •neat (adjective)
  • natty,
  • shipshape,
  • spotless,
  • in good shape,
  • well-groomed,
  • in good order,
  • smart,
  • well-kept,
  • apple-pie order,
  • spruce,
  • slick,
  • spick-and-span,
  • chic,
  • sleek,
  • dapper,
  • neat as a pin.
  •nice (adjective)
  • cultured,
  • decent,
  • conforming,
  • Finicking,
  • delicate,
  • becoming,
  • finespun,
  • subtle,
  • respectable,
  • trivial,
  • virtuous,
  • befitting,
  • critical,
  • discerning,
  • hairsplitting,
  • well-bred,
  • genteel,
  • distinguishing.
  •orderly (adjective)
  • regulated,
  • formal,
  • neat as button,
  • in order,
  • in shape,
  • in apple-pie order,
  • systematized,
  • uncluttered,
  • neat as pin,
  • Methodic,
  • to rights,
  • arranged.
  •painstaking (adjective)
  • sedulous,
  • stickler,
  • thoroughgoing,
  • assiduous,
  • hard-working,
  • fussbudget,
  • earnest,
  • industrious,
  • strenuous.
  •perfect (adjective)
  • ideal,
  • dead-on,
  • textbook,
  • fit,
  • requisite,
  • suitable,
  • model,
  • needed,
  • to a t,
  • required,
  • to a turn,
  • appropriate.
  •precise (adjective)
  • prissy,
  • uncompromising,
  • priggish.
  •proper (adjective)
  • orthodox,
  • usual,
  • unmistaken,
  • accepted,
  • on the right track,
  • free of error,
  • arrant,
  • customary,
  • utter.
  •punctilious (adjective)
  • good eye,
  • formalistic,
  • overconscientious,
  • Overscrupulous,
  • observant.
  •punctual (adjective)
  • expeditious,
  • ready,
  • cyclic,
  • periodic,
  • early,
  • quick,
  • prompt,
  • under the wire,
  • dependable,
  • recurrent,
  • on schedule,
  • on the dot,
  • in good time,
  • seasonable,
  • timely.
  •refined (adjective)
  • gracious,
  • high-minded,
  • cultivated,
  • high-brow,
  • restrained,
  • aesthetic,
  • snazzy,
  • swanky,
  • sublime,
  • tasteful,
  • urbane,
  • classy,
  • enlightened,
  • ritzy,
  • suave,
  • well-mannered,
  • spiffy,
  • sensitive.
  •regular (adjective)
  • classified,
  • congruous,
  • mechanical,
  • alternating,
  • measured,
  • automatic,
  • patterned,
  • successive,
  • consonant,
  • momentary,
  • organized,
  • routine,
  • serial,
  • harmonious,
  • invariable,
  • smooth,
  • accordant,
  • rational,
  • expected,
  • symmetrical,
  • probable,
  • standardized,
  • rhythmic.
  •religious (adjective)
  • unswerving.
  •right (adjective)
  • right as rain,
  • admissible,
  • watertight,
  • real,
  • amen.
  •rigid (adjective)
  • firm,
  • austere,
  • unrelenting,
  • bullheaded,
  • intransigent,
  • unpermissive,
  • strait-laced,
  • unchanging,
  • set in stone,
  • inelastic,
  • stringent,
  • chiseled,
  • unbreakable,
  • harsh,
  • dead set,
  • Incompliant,
  • inexorable,
  • unmoving,
  • tough nut to crack,
  • static,
  • stern,
  • locked in,
  • single-minded,
  • unalterable,
  • hard-line,
  • changeless,
  • adamantine.
  •scientific (adjective)
  • experimental,
  • controlled,
  • deductive,
  • mathematical.
  •scrupulous (adjective)
  • thinking twice,
  • honorable,
  • upright,
  • principled,
  • moral.
  •sound (adjective)
  • fair,
  • wise,
  • sober,
  • levelheaded,
  • intellectual,
  • well-advised,
  • telling,
  • cool,
  • profound,
  • right-thinking,
  • right-minded,
  • responsible,
  • convincing,
  • prudent,
  • advisable,
  • commonsensical,
  • got it together,
  • all there,
  • sensible,
  • thoughtful,
  • consequent.
  •specific (adjective)
  • peculiar,
  • different,
  • cut fine,
  • flat out,
  • unique,
  • bull's eye,
  • sole,
  • specialized,
  • drawn fine,
  • straight-out,
  • hit nail on head,
  • characteristic.
  •stiff (adjective)
  • excessive,
  • exorbitant,
  • potent,
  • unconscionable,
  • towering,
  • drastic,
  • oppressive,
  • steep,
  • vigorous,
  • powerful,
  • inordinate,
  • pitiless,
  • brisk,
  • immoderate,
  • cruel,
  • undue.
  •straight (adjective)
  • sorted,
  • put to rights.
  •strict (adjective)
  • religious,
  • total.
  •terse (adjective)
  • condensed,
  • aphoristic,
  • taut,
  • brusque,
  • elliptical,
  • summary,
  • boiled down,
  • short and sweet,
  • epigrammatic,
  • cryptic,
  • laconic,
  • compact,
  • pithy,
  • crisp,
  • compendious,
  • trenchant,
  • curt,
  • snappy,
  • cut to the bone,
  • in a nutshell,
  • incisive,
  • compendiary,
  • gnomic,
  • lean,
  • breviloquent,
  • clipped,
  • abrupt.
  •thorough (adjective)
  • ingrained,
  • extreme,
  • finished,
  • thoroughly.
  •thorough/thoroughgoing (adjective)
  • intensive,
  • itemized,
  • all the way,
  • royal,
  • all-out,
  • Slam-bang,
  • sweeping,
  • full-dress,
  • all-embracing,
  • whole-hog,
  • soup to nuts,
  • plenty,
  • particularized,
  • from A to Z,
  • in-depth.
  •trig (adjective)
  • snug.
  •true (adjective)
  • legal,
  • lawful,
  • unfaked,
  • fitting,
  • Undesigning,
  • typical,
  • wash,
  • rightful,
  • sincere,
  • unfeigned.
  •trustworthy (adjective)
  • level-headed,
  • up front,
  • down home,
  • boy scout,
  • true blue,
  • fly right,
  • rock,
  • saint,
  • all right.
  •trustworthy/trusty (adjective)
  • realistic,
  • always there,
  • ethical,
  • tried,
  • plausible,
  • trustable,
  • true-blue,
  • tried-and-true,
  • mature,
  • on up and up,
  • up-front,
  • there,
  • saintly,
  • rock solid,
  • to be trusted.
  •truthful (adjective)
  • guileless,
  • ingenuous,
  • on the up and up,
  • believable,
  • like it is,
  • truth-telling,
  • candid,
  • forthright,
  • plainspoken.
  •verbal (adjective)
  • oral,
  • lingual,
  • word-of-mouth,
  • lexical,
  • word-for-word,
  • said,
  • Told,
  • phrasal,
  • rhetorical,
  • unwritten.

• adv.

  •so (adverb)
  • just so.

• conj.

  •so (conjunction)
  • ergo,
  • likewise,
  • too,
  • similarly,
  • hence,
  • Because,
  • accordingly,
  • quite,
  • indeed,
  • then,
  • therefore,
  • apparently,
  • afterward,
  • sic,
  • well,
  • consequently,
  • thus.

• v.

  •assess (verb)
  • fix,
  • amount charge,
  • demand,
  • evaluate,
  • value,
  • rate,
  • tax.
  •blackmail (verb)
  • ransom,
  • put the shake on,
  • badger,
  • milk,
  • hold to ransom,
  • shake,
  • threaten.
  •call (verb)
  • declare,
  • elect,
  • proclaim,
  • entreat,
  • charge,
  • appeal to,
  • ordain,
  • order,
  • summon,
  • pray to,
  • set apart,
  • ask,
  • appoint,
  • decree.
  •challenge (verb)
  • cross,
  • defy,
  • reclaim,
  • search out,
  • assert,
  • call out,
  • make a point of,
  • query,
  • brave,
  • hang in,
  • impugn,
  • make a stand,
  • confront,
  • try,
  • face the music,
  • provoke,
  • face off,
  • face down,
  • stimulate,
  • investigate,
  • accost,
  • test,
  • fly in the face of,
  • stand up to,
  • impeach,
  • inquire,
  • throw down the gauntlet,
  • call for,
  • arouse,
  • invite competition,
  • beard,
  • vindicate,
  • ask for,
  • stick it out,
  • dare,
  • object to,
  • denounce.
  •claim (verb)
  • hold out for,
  • have dibs on something,
  • justify,
  • allege,
  • insist,
  • need,
  • pretend,
  • believe,
  • take,
  • defend,
  • collect,
  • pronounce,
  • adduce,
  • hit up,
  • HIT,
  • lay claim to,
  • knock,
  • hold,
  • stake out,
  • pop the question,
  • advance,
  • uphold,
  • pick up,
  • profess.
  •command (verb)
  • direct,
  • dominate,
  • run,
  • predominate,
  • cite,
  • prescribe,
  • stop,
  • instruct,
  • check,
  • bid,
  • manage,
  • restrain,
  • grant,
  • overbear,
  • beckon,
  • bar,
  • push,
  • tell,
  • govern,
  • domineer,
  • give directions,
  • prohibit,
  • reign,
  • set,
  • force upon,
  • enact,
  • oppress,
  • inflict,
  • send for,
  • tyrannize,
  • mark out,
  • put foot down,
  • administer,
  • reign over,
  • call upon,
  • dictate,
  • adjure,
  • override,
  • subpoena,
  • coach,
  • supervise,
  • give orders,
  • preside over,
  • influence,
  • exercise power,
  • head,
  • rule out,
  • conduct,
  • lay down the law,
  • control,
  • call the signals,
  • hinder,
  • forbid,
  • enjoin,
  • task,
  • debar,
  • curb,
  • subdue,
  • take over,
  • take lead,
  • conquer,
  • inhibit,
  • have authority,
  • sway,
  • take charge,
  • lead,
  • warn,
  • interdict,
  • prevail,
  • authorize,
  • superintend,
  • call on,
  • regulate,
  • repress,
  • guide,
  • officiate,
  • determine,
  • boss,
  • ban,
  • wield,
  • hold office,
  • ordinate.
  •compel (verb)
  • drive,
  • impel,
  • throw weight around,
  • shotgun,
  • enforce,
  • put the arm on,
  • bulldoze,
  • make,
  • hustle,
  • urge,
  • make necessary,
  • crack down,
  • concuss,
  • necessitate,
  • turn on the heat,
  • dragoon,
  • put the chill on.
  •demand (verb)
  • besiege,
  • appeal,
  • Impetrate,
  • apply,
  • implore,
  • supplicate,
  • insist on,
  • request,
  • interrogate,
  • dun,
  • pray,
  • beg,
  • question,
  • counterclaim,
  • beseech,
  • Importune,
  • expect,
  • stipulate,
  • whistle for,
  • pester,
  • petition,
  • sue for,
  • nag,
  • press,
  • clamor for,
  • arrogate,
  • abuse.
  •elicit (verb)
  • call forth,
  • cause,
  • bring forth,
  • put muscle on,
  • derive,
  • bite,
  • evoke,
  • rattle,
  • obtain,
  • give rise to,
  • bring to light,
  • bring,
  • bring out,
  • educe,
  • fetch,
  • arm-twist,
  • evolve,
  • evince.
  •enforce (verb)
  • fortify,
  • whip,
  • goad,
  • effect,
  • exert,
  • implement,
  • accomplish,
  • support,
  • discharge,
  • fulfill,
  • strain,
  • sanction,
  • stress,
  • execute,
  • strong-arm,
  • incite,
  • emphasize,
  • carry out,
  • reinforce,
  • egg on,
  • administrate,
  • put screws to,
  • prosecute,
  • lash,
  • perform,
  • commandeer,
  • hound,
  • put into effect,
  • invoke,
  • spur.
  •exact (verb)
  • command,
  • put on,
  • gouge,
  • call,
  • oblige,
  • force,
  • assess,
  • challenge,
  • extract,
  • extort,
  • shake down,
  • postulate,
  • claim,
  • levy,
  • constrain,
  • pinch,
  • requisition,
  • impose,
  • compel,
  • wrest,
  • lean on,
  • require,
  • wring,
  • bleed,
  • insist upon,
  • squeeze,
  • wrench,
  • coerce,
  • solicit.
  •expect (verb)
  • look for,
  • rely upon,
  • count on.
  •extort (verb)
  • fleece,
  • hold up,
  • soak,
  • ice,
  • elicit,
  • make pay through nose,
  • secure,
  • skin,
  • stick,
  • pull one's leg,
  • sting,
  • clip,
  • bully,
  • get.
  •extract (verb)
  • eradicate,
  • yank,
  • eke out,
  • pluck,
  • tear,
  • extricate,
  • siphon,
  • catheterize,
  • weed out,
  • garner,
  • cull,
  • press out,
  • pry,
  • reap,
  • evulse,
  • select,
  • distill,
  • separate,
  • uproot,
  • pull,
  • gather,
  • avulse,
  • glean,
  • withdraw,
  • extirpate.
  •fine (verb)
  • dock,
  • punish,
  • hit with,
  • sconce,
  • confiscate,
  • slap with,
  • seize,
  • sequestrate,
  • make pay,
  • throw book at,
  • pay through the nose,
  • amerce,
  • alienate,
  • mulct.
  •force (verb)
  • burden,
  • choke,
  • limit,
  • bind,
  • impress,
  • blackmail,
  • occasion,
  • bring pressure to bear upon,
  • conscript,
  • move,
  • obtrude,
  • pressurize,
  • restrict,
  • draft,
  • drag,
  • sandbag,
  • bear down,
  • pin down,
  • contract,
  • put squeeze on,
  • overcome,
  • bear hard on,
  • pressure.
  •impose (verb)
  • visit,
  • read riot act,
  • lade,
  • foist,
  • intrude,
  • lay down,
  • place,
  • horn in,
  • put,
  • institute,
  • infringe,
  • promulgate,
  • encroach,
  • wish,
  • trespass,
  • wreck,
  • lay,
  • introduce,
  • wreak,
  • move in on,
  • establish,
  • saddle,
  • take advantage,
  • presume.
  •inflict (verb)
  • dispense,
  • deal out,
  • give,
  • strike,
  • deliver,
  • give it to,
  • subject,
  • mete out,
  • expose,
  • stick it to,
  • bring upon.
  •levy (verb)
  • raise,
  • lay on,
  • call up.
  •need (verb)
  • miss,
  • feel a dearth of,
  • have use for,
  • long,
  • suffer privation,
  • be in want,
  • do without,
  • lust,
  • feel the necessity for,
  • go hungry,
  • be needy,
  • be deprived,
  • be in need of,
  • thirst,
  • be short,
  • covet,
  • yearn,
  • be hard up,
  • lack,
  • crave,
  • be down and out,
  • desire,
  • yen for,
  • pine,
  • have occasion for,
  • drive for,
  • feel the pinch,
  • be poor,
  • hurt for,
  • be without,
  • have occasion to,
  • be inadequate,
  • be deficient,
  • hunger,
  • hanker,
  • die for.
  •require (verb)
  • push for,
  • assert oneself,
  • obligate,
  • involve,
  • entail.
  •requisition (verb)
  • put in for,
  • put dibs on,
  • buy.
  •screw (verb)
  • chisel,
  • hold a knife to,
  • bilk,
  • cheat,
  • DO,
  • defraud,
  • ream.
  •seize (verb)
  • catch,
  • snag,
  • usurp,
  • capture,
  • take possession of,
  • nail,
  • grab,
  • carry off,
  • snare,
  • hijack,
  • occupy,
  • incorporate,
  • nab,
  • clutch,
  • overrun,
  • ambush,
  • gain,
  • lift,
  • bust,
  • annex,
  • kidnap,
  • apprehend,
  • take by storm,
  • claw,
  • throttle,
  • pounce,
  • spirit away,
  • overpower,
  • take captive,
  • impound,
  • trap,
  • hook,
  • grasp,
  • bag,
  • arrest,
  • overwhelm.
  •solicit (verb)
  • drum up,
  • canvass,
  • peddle,
  • go,
  • cadge,
  • panhandle,
  • turn,
  • pass the hat,
  • approach,
  • tout,
  • proposition,
  • come on to,
  • seek,
  • sponge,
  • steer,
  • bespeak,
  • hit on,
  • promote,
  • mooch,
  • bum,
  • hawk,
  • drum,
  • refer,
  • touch,
  • seduce,
  • resort.
  •tax (verb)
  • charge duty,
  • lay an impost,
  • demand toll,
  • exact tribute,
  • tithe,
  • require contribution.
  •wrench (verb)
  • dislodge,
  • pervert,
  • contort,
  • distort,
  • rend,
  • bend,
  • sprain,
  • dislocate,
  • tweak,
  • rip,
  • twist,
  • tug,
  • screw.
  •wrest (verb)
  • falsify,
  • wrestle.
  •wring (verb)
  • strangle,
  • compress,
  • pain,
  • hurt,
  • draw out.

Antonyms for Ex-act:

• adj.

  • absolute
    conditional, false, tractable, partial, dependent, yielding, accountable, imperfect, equivocal, questionable, restricted, complaisant, circumscribed, limited, unsure, compliant, submissive.
  • accurate
    faulty, general, doubtful, undetailed, improper, counterfeit, invalid, unreal, mistaken, unsuitable, untrustworthy, dishonest, erroneous, incomplete, misleading, untruthful, lax, inconclusive.
  • actual
    imaginary, hypothetical, theoretical, fictitious, reputed, old, pretended, legendary, nominal, past.
  • all right
    unhealthy, unsatisfactory, sick.
  • ceremonious
    unceremonious, informal, relaxed, unobserved.
  • close
    detached, far, beyond, dry, faraway, away, giving, cool, unfriendly, generous, unreserved, open, Uncramped.
  • conscientious
    indifferent, immoral, vulgar, corrupt, unscrupulous, uncritical, unjust, irresponsible, unconscientious, undemanding.
  • detailed
    needy, sparing, simple, Inexhaustive, uncomplicated, brief, nonspecific, cursory.
  • elaborate
    normal, facile, unrefined, natural, unelaborate, uninvolved, plain, regular, unsophisticated, uncultured, usual, easy.
  • even
    different, disparate, broken, variable, disproportionate, agitated, inconsistent, unequal, troubled, uneven, unfair, biased, changing, dissimilar, rough, unlike, irregular, divergent.
  • exact
    fuzzy, vague, uncertain, loose, ambiguous, inaccurate, incorrect, approximate, obscure, lenient, wrong, unreliable, flawed, easy-going, indefinite, careless, uncareful, inexact, imprecise.
  • explicit
    indistinct, Obscured, confused, implicit, unspecific, unclear, unfixed.
  • express
    indirect, unwilling, common, dull, unimportant, ordinary, slow.
  • factual
    unfactual.
  • faithful
    untrue, disloyal, unfaithful, treacherous, inconstant.
  • finite
    unrestricted, endless, unlimited, interminable, infinite.
  • firm
    flexible, wavering, unsteady, unsettled, afraid, moving, slack, alterable, unstable, undecided, weak, varying, fickle, wobbly, soft, changeable, Surrendering, supple, irresolute.
  • formal
    disorderly, unaffected, customary.
  • fussy
    unfussy.
  • genuine
    dubious, Deceiving, affected, deceptive, sham, illegitimate, insincere.
  • identical
    diverse, opposite, distinct.
  • impeccable
    defective, suspicious, blemished.
  • infallible
    erring, fallible.
  • just
    unsuited, inappropriate, unjustified, unfitting, inequitable.
  • level
    imbalanced, extraordinary, vertical, abnormal, upright, rare, unusual, infrequent, ragged, uncommon.
  • meaningful
    meaningless, little, worthless, insignificant, useless, small, unsubstantial, minor, nonessential, trivial.
  • methodical
    inefficient.
  • methodical/methodic
    disorganized.
  • meticulous
    sloppy, messy, negligent, thoughtless.
  • minute
    considerable, big, gigantic, important, consequential, mighty, large, huge, giant, substantial, significant.
  • neat
    unclean, slovenly, stupid, dirty, messed up, unkempt, untidy, unfashionable, unintelligent, unpracticed.
  • nice
    disagreeable, bad, horrible, repulsive, coarse, unlikable, undiscriminating, nasty, disordered, unpleasant, unmannerly.
  • orderly
    complicated, unsystematic, unmethodical, unruly, chaotic, Misbehaving.
  • painstaking
    lethargic, unmindful, unenthusiastic, unthorough, half-done, half-baked, unconcerned, lazy.
  • perfect
    second-rate, unfit, inferior, part, unfinished, unacceptable, unbroken.
  • precise
    slipshod.
  • proper
    unconventional, crass, substandard, objectionable, crude.
  • punctilious
    uncaring.
  • punctual
    late, tardy.
  • refined
    polluted, Dirtied, harsh, inelegant, unstylish, poor, uncivilized.
  • regular
    anomalous, eccentric.
  • religious
    ungodly, agnostic, irreligious, indolent, atheistic.
  • right
    left, inadmissible, insane, mad.
  • rigid
    limber, pliant, pliable, willing, tolerant, bending, mild, gentle.
  • scientific
    artistic.
  • sound
    illogical, infirm, unfathomable, unwise, unsound, ignorant, senseless, unreasonable, Refused, unrealistic, rejected, unbelievable, excited, irrational, foolish, Distrusted.
  • specific
    like, undefined, similar, standard, commonplace, Resembling.
  • stiff
    inactive, nice, casual, graceful, moderate, kind, low.
  • straight
    untraditional, curved, twisted, mixed, diluted.
  • strict
    amenable.
  • terse
    long-winded, verbose, polite, prolix, lengthy, wordy.
  • thorough
    incomprehensive, Sciolistic.
  • thorough/thoroughgoing
    inadequate, superficial, deficient.
  • trig
    clumsy.
  • true
    evil, hateful, fraudulent, ungenuine, lying, cheating, faithless, deceitful.
  • trustworthy
    improbable, unlikely, immature, implausible, unconvincing, inconceivable, incredible.
  • trustworthy/trusty
    undependable.
  • truthful
    hypocritical, tricky, devious.

• v.

  • blackmail
    save.
  • call
    disclaim, dismiss, listen, cancel, stop, refrain, conceal, deny, ignore.
  • challenge
    victory, agreement, dodge, decision, calm.
  • claim
    forsake, hide, quit, abandon, repudiate, reject, desert, disbelieve, question.
  • command
    contradict, disallow, mismanage, start, approve, prevent, veto, lose, assist, give up, hinder, submit, consent, oppose, follow, liberate, recall, serve, neglect, leave alone, advance, obey, refuse, reverse, help, leave, yield, comply, aid, surrender, ask, permit, allow, revoke, countermand, retreat, encourage.
  • compel
    deter, discourage, halt, block, obstruct, impede, check, delay, dissuade.
  • demand
    offer, please, present, compliment, supply, reply, exonerate, grant, praise.
  • elicit
    keep, soothe, placate, repress, cover, supress.
  • enforce
    fail, forego, miss, cease, not finish, overlook, disregard, drop, forget.
  • exact
    free, release, answer, disapprove, receive, give, let go.
  • extort
    loosen, unfasten, forfeit.
  • extract
    divide, disperse, edit in, add, spread, misunderstand, put in, fix, insert, plant.
  • fine
    reimburse, award, compensate, reward.
  • impose
    displace, remove, disorder.
  • inflict
    take, withhold, hold.
  • need
    dislike, do not want, abjure, despise, not want, hate, have.
  • require
    let off.
  • screw
    unscrew, untwist.
  • seize
    pass, be immune, give in.
  • solicit
    avoid.
  • tax
    unburden.
  • wrench
    idle, straighten.
  • wring
    assuage.