Precise and Victorian

Precise

Precise adjective - Meeting the highest standard of accuracy.

Victorian and precise are semantically related in plain topic. In some cases you can use "Victorian" instead an adjective "Precise".

Nearby Words: precisely, precision, precis, precised

Victorian

Victorian adjective - Given to or marked by very conservative standards regarding personal behavior or morals.

Precise and victorian are semantically related in plain topic. Sometimes you can use "Precise" instead an adjective "Victorian".

Nearby Words: victory, victor, victoria

Both words in one sentence

  • Series / Cranford She appears to be in her mid-twenties, thus reaching the Victorian threshhold for being desirable, though her precise age is never stated.
  • Literature / The Picture of Dorian Gray Women fall for Dorian constantly, he has fun with them for a time and then leaves them ruined (to be precise, he elopes with them and then abandons them, which in Victorian England was a social death sentence for women).
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