meticulousness

meticulous | American Dictionary

meticulous
adjective
us/məˈtɪk·jə·ləs/
giving or showing careful attention to every detail:
a meticulous housekeeper
meticulous research

meticulously

adverbus/məˈtɪk·jə·ləs·li/
She meticulously planned every decorating detail.

meticulous | Business English

meticulous
adjective
uk /məˈtɪkjələs/us
very careful to consider every detail in a process:
meticulous about sthShe was meticulous about keeping her expense receipts properly filed.
A combination of innovation and meticulous attention to detail have contributed to the luxury brand's success.
She was used to keeping meticulous records, so the documents, plus dates and times of visits and phone calls, were at hand.
meticulous planning/preparation/research

meticulously

adverb
meticulously planned

meticulousness

noun[ U ]

Examples of meticulous

meticulous
This is a detailed and meticulous study, which combines sociolinguistic methodology with a qualitative pragmatics approach.
Although large myelomeningoceles may be visualised on longitudinal scanning, smaller lesions are frequently only visible with meticulous transverse examinations of the entire vertebral column.
After a club or bar had been raided officers subjected the floor, cloakroom, and furniture to meticulous scrutiny.
This detracts from the otherwise thorough and meticulous research.
It was meticulous care by both sides to preserve the forms and honour of parole, in transactions of mutual trust, that made the system work.
Characterised by meticulous cross-linguistic comparison, this contribution has the potential to prompt substantial rethinking in many areas of phonological theory.
Schmidt at times loses himself in his meticulous detail and thus misses opportunities to consider weighty issues such as otherness and imperial dominance.
The second, more meticulous examination, by dissecting microscope, added around 4 % to the prevalence estimate.
It is conceptually well organized, well written, thorough in literature review, and meticulous in its documentation and use of primary and secondary sources.
In any case, once the reader has internalized the system of documentation, the notes will be found to be meticulous, concise and accurate.
He charts in meticulous detail the ways in which individuals, as members of broader family and kinship groups, conceptualized, obtained and exercised political power.
She clearly aims at offering a comprehensive overview of research along with critical and meticulous discussion of issues of fundamental relevance to the discipline.
The scholarship demonstrated in this book is thorough and meticulous.
Since the early 1990s, improving school performance has been understood to require the meticulous specification of targets that schools have been expected to meet.
Finally, trustworthiness was enhanced by the meticulous collating of emerging themes and theories with the data.
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