Definition of "exacter" [ex•act•er]

• An exactor. (noun)

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• "The nice thing is that when checking sales effects, the bank confirms it, so advertising moves from the sphere of ghostly fog and persuasive pitches, to a more taut business where exacter values are known and can be traded with high efficiency."
• "And the fourth, is the poller and exacter of fees; which justifies the common resemblance of the courts of justice, to the bush whereunto, while the sheep flies for defence in weather, he is sure to lose part of his fleece."
• "Biological and especially social invention were lagging far behind the practical advances of the exacter, simpler sciences."