Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Precisely"

A: It means the same as exactly

A: Precisely is used to emphasize the precision of something (such as a measurement, time, description, etc.

Synonyms: absolutely, accurately, correctly, definitely, exactly, literally, & specifically.

Examples:
The meat weighed precisely 6.0 lbs.
We arrived at precisely 3 o'clock.
She always knows precisely what to do.
He was popular precisely because he was so kind.
She always woke at 8 am precise.

A: specific, distinct, right on point

A: Precisely has multiple meanings
“It is very precise”
Meaning it is very accurate

“Precisely”
Could also mean Exactly

A: I feel the precisely same way as I used to when was a kid.

This thing is impossible to be measured precisely because of its dimensions.

A: I ordered precisely one pair, and you sent me two!

A: Here are three sentences:

1) That is precisely why I said it.
2) It is precisely 2:00 PM.
3) In order to get it right, you must do it precisely.

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A: You did precisely what they told you to do, no more, no less.

A: "She hit the target precisely in the middle."
"He did everything precisely and perfectly."

A: Precisely > accurately >= properly > appropriately
The use of these words vary depending on things like certainty and exactness, where "precisely" means you did something as accurate as possible. To say something is "proper" means it's good and acceptable, and "appropriate" mostly means it's just "good enough."

If someone asks the question, "Why do we drink water?"
A precise answer: "Water helps us digest food, produce sweat, and get rid of waste."
An accurate/proper answer: "Water helps regulate our bodily functions."
An appropriate answer: "Water helps us survive."

A: @Ochan

Accuratelyは正しく合っているイメージで、
Preciseはぴったり合っているイメージです。詳しくて細かく合っています。exactに近い意味です。

同じように使う場合がたくさんありますが、違う場合もあります。

A: “Precisely” sounds more formal than “exactly” and is better for Academic writing.

A: In Science, precision refers to how close measurements are to one another and accuracy refers to how close measurements are to the exact result.
In other cases, they are the same.

A: They mean the same thing but sometimes one sounds better than the other.

These phrases don't work well with precisely/precise.

1. exactly the same
2. exact opposites

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