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yexactly 

a response meaning precisely so; an amalgamation of "yes" and "exactly"
"So your blue umbrella is one metre long?"
"Yexactly."
yexactly by Maureen "Danger" March 21, 2008
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yexactly 

/yiɡˈzak(t)lē/

Short term for ‘yea exactly
“So you’re telling me you’ve never listened to rap music?”
“Yexactly”
yexactly by carter! May 17, 2020
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Yexactly 

The easiest way of saying yes, exactly when replying to someone.
Kelt: we vibin rn
Dan: yexactly
Yexactly by Coltdragon76 May 15, 2021

yesactly 

Yes+Exactly=Yesactly. :)
"I feel like a stuipd hopeles person for thinking like this."

"You mean like a hobo? "
"YESACTLY!"
yesactly by Anonymousluvr2 September 23, 2009

Yeaxactly 

when a "yes" or "exactly" would suffice but you supplement yourself with a combination of yeah and exactly.
joel- Moe's is the best place to eat in the solar system

david- Yeaxactly!
Yeaxactly by DavidBrown May 30, 2007
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