precisely specify

Frequency: 8.217.0 per million words

To state the exact and accurate details, often with a high degree of measurement or definition.

specifyADVERB + VERB

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precisely

Examples (10)

  • She did not specify precisely how many people were involved in the incident.
  • The new regulations precisely specify the safety standards required for construction.
  • Engineers will need to precisely specify the dimensions of each component.
  • The project requirements must be precisely specified before development begins.
  • Can you precisely specify the exact amount needed for the budget proposal?
  • Researchers failed to precisely specify the conditions under which the reaction occurs.
  • The contract should precisely specify the terms of service and payment schedules.
  • Please precisely specify the delivery address and preferred time for the package.
  • They had precisely specified the criteria for selection, leaving no room for ambiguity.
  • It is important to precisely specify the data points for accurate analysis and reporting.