Flat and Precise

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Flat adjective - Being neither more nor less than a certain amount, number, or extent.

Usage example: industrial growth has been a flat two percent for each of the last four quarters

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Precise and flat are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Precise" instead an adjective "Flat".

Nearby Words: flatter, flatly, flatness, flatlet, flatting

Precise adjective - Being neither more nor less than a certain amount, number, or extent.

Usage example: gave him the precise amount that he owed him

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Flat and precise are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Flat" instead an adjective "Precise".

Nearby Words: precisely, precision, precis, precised

Flat "What.": Johnagold's precise reaction to Jewels pretending to be dead and outright treating what could have been an emergency like a joke in the thread Baptized in Jam.

Source: Roleplay / Equestrian Legends
As a notable example, the chaotic gas surrounding a particular black hole about 250 million light-years away produces a sound (detected by observing the ripples it causes with the Chandra X-ray Observatory satellite) - a B-flat, to be precise.

Source: Space Is Noisy
In the Good Omens fanfic A Precise and Accurate History of Monday, Eleven Years Later, Crowley recounts how Aziraphale let him move into his flat to make it easier to keep track of each other's interventions with humans.

Source: Innocent Cohabitation

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