Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: exactly – excellence
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exactly, adv. [see exact, v.]
Precisely.
exactness, n. [see exact, v.]
Accuracy; precision; automation; mechanical movement.
exalt (-ed, -s), v. [L. < ex, out + altus, high.] (webplay: above, estimation, joy, others, voice).
Extol; glorify; inspire; proclaim; animate; raise; elevate; praise; dignify; honor.
examine, v. [Fr.< L. 'to weigh accurately, test, try, inquire into'.]
- Inspect carefully.
- Witness.
example, n. [OFr < L. 'to take out”.] (webplay: any).
Model; representation; instance; illustration; exercise; pattern; copy; precedent.
exasperate, adj. [L. 'roughen'.]
Provoked.
exceed (-s), v. [L. 'to go out'.]
Pass or go beyond; surpass.
exceeding, adv. [see exceed, v.]
Going beyond; surpassing.
excel (-ling), v. [Fr. < L. 'to rise above others, be eminent.]
- Outdo; beat (win against).
- Surpass; go beyond; exceed.
excellence, n. [see excellent, adj.]
- Consequence.
- Any valuable or esteemed quality.