Synonyms and antonyms of Exact and accurate in British Thesaurus

exact (adjective)

done, made, or described in a very thorough way, with all the details correct

accurate (adjective)

correct or true in every detail

perfect (adjective)

as good, correct, or accurate as it is possible to be

precise (adjective)

exact and accurate

strict (adjective)

exact, or accurate

correct (adjective)

right according to the facts, with no mistakes

specific (adjective)

exact and detailed

right (adjective)

if something is right, it is correct according to the facts

reliable (adjective)

reliable information can be trusted to be accurate

unerring (adjective)

always right or accurate

accurate (adjective)

an accurate throw or shot goes where it is intended to go

accurately (adverb)

in a way that is correct or true in every detail

accurately (adverb)

in an exact way, without making a mistake

aright (adverb)

old-fashioned correctly

authentic (adjective)

accurate or based in fact

bang (adverb)

Britishinformal used for emphasizing that something is exactly in a particular position or that it happens at exactly a particular time

bang on (British)

Britishinformal exactly right

be right on the money ()

to be exactly right

clean (adjective)

a clean copy of a document has had all the mistakes in it corrected

correct (adjective)

right according to your opinion or judgment of a situation

correctly (adverb)

in a way that is right according to the facts, with no mistakes

correctly (adverb)

in a way that is right or most suitable in a particular situation or according to the established way of doing something

dead (adverb)

informal directly

direct (adjective)

exact

directly (adverb)

exactly

exactly (adverb)

no more and no less than a particular amount or time

exactly (adverb)

in every way, or in every detail

faithful (adjective)

showing or describing something in a way that is exactly correct

faithfully (adverb)

accurately and exactly

faultless (adjective)

containing no mistakes at all

if ever ()

used for emphasizing that a particular description is exactly right for someone or something

narrow (adjective)

limited or exact in meaning

nicely (adverb)

in a suitable or accurate way

nuanced (adjective)

showing approval taking account of or including small but important differences

on the mark ()

correct

on the nail (mainly American)

mainly Americaninformal correct

on the right lines ()

generally correct

on the right/wrong track ()

doing or thinking the right/wrong things

pinpoint (adjective)

very accurate and exact

plumb (adverb)

informal exactly in a particular position

precisely (adverb)

exactly

precision (adjective)

very exact and accurate

proper (adjective)

understood in its most exact meaning

properly speaking ()

really, or correctly

right (adverb)

exactly

right (adjective)

if someone is right, they are correct in their opinion or explanation

right (adverb)

correctly, or accurately

rightly (adverb)

correctly, or accurately

right on (adjective)

informalAmerican correct, or true

smack (adverb)

informal exactly in a particular place

solid (adjective)

completely good, with no mistakes or bad parts

someone’s aim is true ()

if someone’s aim is true, they can throw or shoot something so that it goes exactly where they want it to go

specifically (adverb)

in an exact and detailed way

spot on (adjective)

Britishinformal exactly right

strictly (adverb)

used for emphasizing that something is exactly or only a particular type of thing

strictly speaking ()

used for showing that you are trying to be accurate

ten out of ten ()

used for saying that someone is completely correct or did extremely well

tight (adjective)

done with a lot of skill and care so that mistakes are not made

to a T ()

exactly, or completely

to the penny ()

calculated exactly

truly (adverb)

in the most complete, correct, or exact way

with mathematical precision ()

planning or doing something very accurately and carefully

word-perfect (adjective)

British able to say all the words of something such as a speech in a play without making any mistakes