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exactor

  • a word derived from exact.

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Tatafo, a spirit and exactor of harms and blessings, doesn’t care what the reader thinks.

From Los Angeles Times Mar. 20, 2022

Yet, as befitted an ex-sportscaster and exactor, his delivery was as smooth and flawless as ever.

From Time Magazine Archive

There Institute President Richard Striker, a 31-year-old exactor, works with six volunteers, surrounded by towering mounds of tapes and recordings.

From Time Magazine Archive

Attempts to locate Edward Delaney disclosed that he was an exactor, ex-writer, onetime fellow trouper of attractive, 51-year-old Mrs. Kennicott.

From Time Magazine Archive

The master exactor smiled, and, like the rogue he was, never referred to it again.

From Japan A Record in Colour by Menpes, Dorothy