The phrase 'love exactly' is a correct phrase that can be used in written English.
For example: I love exactly how you look in that dress.
They may not be in love, exactly, but they're not done with each other.
She gets irrational for love, exactly as she has gotten irrational for sex — but she's aware of what she's doing.
During the Surrealists' conversation on sex, he told them that he wondered whether two women could make love exactly alike.
Well, not love exactly, but "Amour," the short-lived musical composed by Michel Legrand.
Gordon feels that she doesn't seem to mean love, exactly, but something like love — an idea, a Platonic idea.
She gets irrational for love, exactly as she has gotten irrational for sex but she's aware of what she's doing.
And more seriously, let my friends love and be loved exactly as I can.
"And eat more salad!" Yet it seems nobody has a definitive answer on what self-love exactly entails.
"And therefore, you must really be loved?" "Exactly," she replies.
We are accepted as we are and loved exactly as we are.
It took an incredibly long time for me to realize that -- for me -- being in right relationship with God was about giving God enough credit to believe I was loved exactly as I was.
