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exactor

  • a word derived from exact.
    exact
    adjective
    strictly accurate or correct.

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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

In fact, almost everybody interested in the public business seems to have a singular obsession with this fumbling, amiable, enigmatic exactor.

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

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

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

From Japan A Record in Colour by Dorothy Menpes