exacted (Meaning)

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exacted (imp. & p. p.)

of Exact

No weak antonyms found.

The harsh penalty exacted by the tyrannical ruler created an atmosphere of fear and oppression among the citizens.
The general exacted a heavy toll on the enemy forces, driving them back with fierce determination.
The scientist meticulously exacted precise measurements, ensuring the accuracy of their experimental data.
The carpenter exacted skillful cuts and joints, crafting a beautiful and functional piece of furniture.
The accountant exacted careful calculations, ensuring the financial statements were accurate and reliable.
The sculptor exacted intricate details into the marble, bringing their artistic vision to life.
The chef exacted a perfect balance of flavors, creating a dish that tantalized the taste buds.
The athlete exacted rigorous training and discipline, pushing themselves to achieve their athletic goals.
The musician exacted complex melodies and harmonies, captivating the audience with their musical prowess.
The detective exacted meticulous clues from the crime scene, piecing together the puzzle to solve the mystery

of Exact

demanded, required, wanted, needed, called (for), insisted (on), pressed (for),requested, enjoined, asked

yielded, surrendered,yielded, surrendered, relinquished,gave up, relinquished, gave up,

The harsh penalty exacted by the tyrannical ruler created an atmosphere of fear and oppression among the citizens.

The general exacted a heavy toll on the enemy forces, driving them back with fierce determination.

The scientist meticulously exacted precise measurements, ensuring the accuracy of their experimental data.

The carpenter exacted skillful cuts and joints, crafting a beautiful and functional piece of furniture.