In literature, “precise” is employed to convey a sense of exactness that enhances both factual clarity and artistic nuance. Authors use it to denote an unambiguous choice of words or exact moments—as when a character’s “precise words” are recalled with deliberate care [1] or the moment of transformation is sharply defined [2, 3]. In technical descriptions and detailed observations, the term highlights meticulous measurements or ordered processes, such as fixed quantities or locations [4, 5, 6, 7]. Philosophical and analytical texts also invoke “precise” to signal a carefully bounded concept or rule whose limits are rigorously defined [8, 9, 10]. Thus, across genres, “precise” functions as a versatile marker of meticulous exactitude and clarity.