Exaccurate

Shortened combination of the words "exactly" and "accurate"

Could also be used as "exaccurately"

"Fish live in water"
"That's Exaccurate my guy."

by PostgramMalhome February 17, 2021

exageratercersperation

Okay so exageratercersperation is a word where you are trying to exgaerate a word but ur trying to express and rations too at the same time, roxy and moxy just had this idea but toxy jumped along definition?

okay so oxy toxy and moxy jumped along and had a conversation but they are split personalities and it's very exgaerating every sentence but it's expressing urself in a way where people do not understand cause zone out skitzo egergersperationally crazy>? that is being very exageratercersperation

by ratanic September 17, 2020

Exaggerate

To shrink something

When i poked a hole in the balloon it started to exaggerate

by Tomatoekiller September 21, 2020

exaggerater

someone that is exaggerating.

You’re such an exaggerater.

by tassy June 24, 2021

Exacturate

Exactly accurate

I put it exacturate where it is meant to be put

by wiskeypete November 9, 2022

Exaculately

exaculately /ɪɡˈzæk.jʊ.lət.li/ (adverb)
Definition:
Used to emphasize that something is both exactly and absolutely true, correct, or accurate; a stronger, more confident form of “exactly.”
Origin:
Blend of exactly + absolutely (coined by Atit Dallakoti, 2025, Nepal).

Example sentences:
“That’s exaculately what I was thinking!”
“You’re exaculately right — no question about it.”

by Fan of football October 6, 2025

Exaculately

exaculately /ɪɡˈzæk.jʊ.lət.li/ (adverb)
Definition:
Used to emphasize that something is both exactly and absolutely true, correct, or accurate; a stronger, more confident form of “exactly.”
Origin:
Blend of exactly + absolutely (coined by Atit Dallakoti, 2025, Nepal).
Synonyms: exactly, absolutely, totally

Example sentences:
“That’s exaculately what I was thinking!”
“You’re exaculately right — no question about it.”
“This fits our plan exaculately.”.

by Fan of football October 6, 2025