to the day

Same month, date

Exactly, when counting time intervals.

If something happened ten years ago to the day, it occurred on precisely this calendar date a decade earlier.

The phrase emphasizes exactness rather than approximation: They married fifty years ago to the day.

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right on schedule · precise · deadline · calibrated · spot on · centenary · bang on · jubilee · accurate · commemoration · synchronized · clockwork · ahead of time · set in stone · yearly · milestone · timeline · epoch

Opposites
temporal precision

to the dayapproximately

Close but not exact

roughly · about · more or less · around · give or take

Family

the, day, days, daily, daylight, daytime, today, midday

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G