Sentence examples for the exact term from inspiring English sources

The exact term is locking fitter.

The announcement was hedged in the usual caveats ("functionally cured" was the exact term used).

The announcement was hedged with caveats ("functionally cured" was the exact term used).

I don't know what the exact term is, but it would probably ends in -delle, or -isimo, or -ante.

Earlier, Evans denied lying when he said that his former editor had reacted with the word "brilliant" to a hacked voicemail obtained from the phone of the actor Daniel Craig, but said he might have paraphrased the exact term used.

The exact term and the action from which the metaphor derives is from Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin, which describes in heartrending detail the tragic breakup of black Kentucky families who were actually sold to plantations farther down the Mississippi river where conditions were harsher.

The exact terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.

The exact terms have not been determined, administration officials said.

But the exact terms are not being released.

The exact terms are still being negotiated, both sides said.

The exact terms of the agreement between the American military and the Yemeni government are murky.