determine precisely

Frequency: 7.011.3 per million words

to discover or establish something exactly, typically as a result of research or calculation

preciselyVERB + precisely

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determine

Examples (10)

  • Scientists need to determine precisely where the meteor will land.
  • It is difficult to determine precisely how many species are extinct.
  • The researchers are trying to determine precisely what caused the failure.
  • New technology allows us to determine precisely the age of the artifact.
  • You must determine precisely how much fuel is required for the trip.
  • The autopsy will determine precisely the time of death.
  • It's hard to determine precisely when the trend started.
  • We need to determine precisely the location of the leak.
  • Further tests are needed to determine precisely the nature of the virus.
  • The goal of the study is to determine precisely the impact of the policy.