Exact

egz-akf, a. Precisely agreeing with a stand- ard, a fact, or the truth accurate methodical punctual marked by nicety or care proceeding from, or characterized by, exactne ; correct; precise nice methodical. — v. To demand or require authoritatively or of right; to extort. [OF. exacter, to exact, extort, also to weigh, measure, fr. L. exigere, -actum, to exact, drive out, ex and agere, to drive.] — Exacfer, -or, -er, n. One who exacts; an extortioner. — Exaction, n. Authoritative demand; a driving to compliance; extortion; thing exacted; tribute. [OF.] — Exactitude', -tud', ». Exactne . — Exactly, adv. Precisely; accurately; strictly. — Exactne , n.