Precisely
True
True adverb - As acknowledged.
Both words in one sentence
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For instance, "A wizard is never late, nor is he early, he arrives precisely when he means to." While this is true from the wizard's perspective, the people he's meeting may disagree.
Source: Metaphorically True -
In The Witcher one of the added adventures is Geralt repaying Dandelion's debt to a gangster precisely because Dandelion is one of his true, through-thick-and-thin friends.
Source: A Friend in Need -
True Art Is Incomprehensible: It's never precisely explained how Yorick's performances have such a moving effect on his audiences.
Source: Webcomic / The Word Weary
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