diametrical
adjective
(of opposites) complete; absolute.
he’s the diametrical opposite of Gabriel
direct,absolute,complete,exact,extreme
adjective
(of opposites) complete; absolute.
he’s the diametrical opposite of Gabriel
direct,absolute,complete,exact,extreme
adjective
having many details or facts; showing attention to detail.
more detailed information was needed
comprehensive,full,complete,circumstantial,thorough,exhaustive,all-inclusive,elaborate,minute,intricate,explicit,specific,precise,exact,accurate,meticulous,painstaking,itemized,particularized,particular,blow-by-blow
adjective
clearly stated or decided; not vague or doubtful.
we had no definite plans
explicit,specific,express,precise,exact,defined,well defined,clear-cut,determined,fixed,established,confirmed,direct,concrete,hard,plain,outright,unmistakable,irrefutable,unequivocal,unambiguous,certain,undisputed,decided,marked,distinct,unquestioned,not in question,not in doubt
adjective
able to be defined.
it may not serve a definable purpose
determinable,ascertainable,known,definite,clear-cut,precise,exact,specific
adjective
free from error; in accordance with fact or truth.
make sure you have been given the correct information
right,accurate,true,veracious,exact,precise,unerring,faithful,strict,faultless,flawless,errorless,error-free,perfect,word-perfect,scrupulous,meticulous,on the right track,along the right lines,OK,on the mark,on the beam,on the nail,on the button,spot on,bang on,on the money
verb
put right (an error or fault).
the Council issued a statement correcting some points in the press reports
rectify,put right,set right,right,amend,emend,remedy,redress,cure,square,make good,improve,better,ameliorate,repair,revise,alter,edit,rewrite,redraft,rescript,reword,rework,sort out,clear up,deal with,patch up,clean up,iron out
verb
force or oblige (someone) to do something.
a sense of duty compelled Harry to answer her questions
force,coerce into,pressurize into,pressure,impel,drive,press,push,urge,prevail on,dragoon into,browbeat into,bully into,bludgeon into,intimidate into,terrorize into,oblige,require,put under an obligation,leave someone no option but to,make,bulldoze,railroad,steamroller,twist someone’s arm,strong-arm,lean on,put the screws on,constrain,exact,extort,demand,insist on,enforce,necessitate
verb
force or oblige (someone) to do something.
a sense of duty compelled Harry to answer her questions
force,coerce into,pressurize into,pressure,impel,drive,press,push,urge,prevail on,dragoon into,browbeat into,bully into,bludgeon into,intimidate into,terrorize into,oblige,require,put under an obligation,leave someone no option but to,make,bulldoze,railroad,steamroller,twist someone’s arm,strong-arm,lean on,put the screws on,constrain,exact,extort,demand,insist on,enforce,necessitate
verb
force or oblige (someone) to do something.
a sense of duty compelled Harry to answer her questions
force,coerce into,pressurize into,pressure,impel,drive,press,push,urge,prevail on,dragoon into,browbeat into,bully into,bludgeon into,intimidate into,terrorize into,oblige,require,put under an obligation,leave someone no option but to,make,bulldoze,railroad,steamroller,twist someone’s arm,strong-arm,lean on,put the screws on,constrain,exact,extort,demand,insist on,enforce,necessitate
verb
demand (an amount) as a price for a service rendered or goods supplied.
wedding planners may charge an hourly fee of up to £150
ask in payment,ask,fix a charge,fix a price,impose,levy,expect,demand,exact,bill,invoice
verb
demand (an amount) as a price for a service rendered or goods supplied.
wedding planners may charge an hourly fee of up to £150
ask in payment,ask,fix a charge,fix a price,impose,levy,expect,demand,exact,bill,invoice
noun
a price asked for goods or services.
our standard charge for a letter is £25
fee,price,tariff,amount,sum,figure,fare,rate,payment,toll,levy,cost,expense,expenditure,outlay,dues
verb
demand (an amount) as a price for a service rendered or goods supplied.
wedding planners may charge an hourly fee of up to £150
ask in payment,ask,fix a charge,fix a price,impose,levy,expect,demand,exact,bill,invoice
noun
a price asked for goods or services.
our standard charge for a letter is £25
fee,price,tariff,amount,sum,figure,fare,rate,payment,toll,levy,cost,expense,expenditure,outlay,dues
adjective
Relating to or using analysis or logical reasoning.
analytical methods
systematic,logical,scientific,inquisitive,investigative,inquiring,methodical,organized,well organized,ordered,orderly,meticulous,rigorous,searching,critical,interpretative,diagnostic,exact,precise,accurate,mathematical,regulated,controlled,rational
adjective
(of information, measurements, statistics, etc.) correct in all details; exact.
accurate information about the illness is essential
correct,precise,exact,right,errorless,error-free,without error,faultless,perfect,valid,specific,detailed,minute,explicit,clear-cut,word for word,unambiguous,meticulous,authoritative,reliable,canonical
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