Google has moved away from exact-match keyword matching. These days they understand context and search intent to be able to deliver results that answer the search query in the best possible way.
In other words, Google has embraced semantic search algorithm that understand users’ needs beyond the exact keyword strings they chose to type (or speak) into the search box
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