Meanings of copy exactly in English

Jacinda Ardern is copying exactly, Ms McQueen responded to the roars of laughter.

Among the other arts of Jean Desmarais, was that of copying exactly any handwriting.

Such was the inscription; copied exactly, word for word.

Billions of chemical units in the DNA must be copied exactly, exactly once, no more, no less.

Here it is, copied exactly:

In like manner the stance, or way of standing when making a stroke, must be noted carefully and copied exactly.

"Which he has copied exactly from the 'Memoires de Beaumarchais,'" interrupted the king.

"Please to translate, sir," said Dick, copying exactly the professor's classroom phrase and manner.

Homer's fictions will always be preferred to historical truth, Rubens' fabulous magnificence to all the frippery copied exactly from the lay figure.

It must have been copied exactly from the one which the Queen Marie Antoinette wore at the ball at Versailles a fortnight since.

In some particulars Plato appears to have copied exactly the customs and procedure of the Areopagus: both assemblies sat at night (Telfy).

The legends are copied exactly from the medals, and when in Latin, translated; the abbreviations are explained, and are, like the translations, placed between parentheses.