Cases of word usage

1) the academic subjects, areas of study, in which imagination and personal appreciation are more important than exact measurement and calculation (arts)

2) (of a way of expressing an unpleasant opinion) honest and exact (candid)

3) (an instance of) the use of less exact but less harsh words or phrases in place of words required by truth or accuracy (euphemism)

4) an exact copy or reproduction of writing, a picture etc (facsimile)

5) not exact (inexact)

6) having many parts or elements; a quantity which contains another quantity an exact number of times: '28 is multiple of 7' (multiple)

7) to (try to) find or describe the exact cause of (a disaster or failure or the exact position of something) (pinpoint)

8) exact (in measurement, detail etc) (precise)

9) (of an instrument or process) giving exact measurements or results; accuracy (precision)

10) an exact copy (especially of a work of art) (replica)