scrupulously

scrupulous | American Dictionary

scrupulous
adjective
us/ˈskru·pjə·ləs/
extremely careful to do what is right or moral:
She managed to get a copy of the report through a friend who wasn’t so scrupulous about sharing information.
Scrupulous also means extremely accurate and exact:
Her report is scrupulous in its detail.

Examples of scrupulous

scrupulous
Although many reputable groups are scrupulous about avoiding any strings that might be attached to industry funding, not all are so fastidious.
His contagious enthusiasm is backed by a scrupulous and detailed scholarship.
A scrupulous husband might wait for two full years before remarrying, while his children completed their mourning obligations.
Deep brain stimulation offers an alternative to medicationresistant patients, but patient selection must be scrupulous and installation of stimulation devices should be confined to highly experienced centers and neurosurgeons.
Without this basic condition, the scrupulous adherence to 'custom' could not be ensured, nor would the system of checks and balances built into the administrative machinery prove effective.
Much play is made of common tones between the layers to control resultant verticals between them; scrupulous care is thereby taken to ensure that they relate satisfactorily to each other.
The judge was not scrupulous.
They are probably more scrupulous and caring.
He is very much at home there, marking his points by means of scrupulous attention to the debaters' words and to the tones and contexts in which they are delivered.
How unusually scrupulous of him!
On the other hand, it seems to be agreed that there is room for more effective application and more scrupulous monitoring of the existing mechanisms.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
Crime can only be fought by scrupulous respect for the state of law.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
I agree that there will be scrupulous checking of the use of the fishing possibilities under this agreement and the use of the funds provided.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
They are never too scrupulous in pursuit of their own interests.
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