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unexacting

  • a word derived from exacting.
    exacting
    adjective
    rigid or severe in demands or requirements.

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Most of them would be easily understood by the unexacting eyes of the billboard public.

From Time Magazine Archive

Even an unexacting reader will notice unusually prosy bits in Rip Tide, such as .

From Time Magazine Archive

The brevity and simplicity of his narrative should please unexacting readers.

From Time Magazine Archive

He was unkempt and dirty, even according to the unexacting East Side's standard.

From Little Aliens by Myra Kelly

Ah, to warm herself at the light of his untroubled, unquestioning, unexacting being, to find herself in him.

From Franklin Kane by Anne Douglas Sedgwick