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She was very meticulous with her new phone, making sure nothing went broke or got scratched.
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more meticulous, most meticulous
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No, it is not. Meticulous is an adjective, and the adverb form is meticulously.
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meticulous= careful with all details, detail oriented
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He had always been so meticulous about his appearance.
He was meticulous about his grooming.
Judy was so meticulous about scrubbing the floors, friends joked that her kitchen was cleaner than a hospital.
By being meticulous in the scientific methods used, the lab technician prevented cross-contamination between biological samples.
George was meticulous in decorating the cake so the lettering was perfect.
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That is the correct spelling of "meticulous" (attending to detail).
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No. Fastidious is exceedingly tidy
Meticulous is an attention to detail, careful
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The word meticulous is an adjective (painstaking, detailed) not a noun, so it has no plural.
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Meticulous is not a verb, it is an adjective. She spends hours readying herself for a date. Her makeup is perfectly applied, not a hair is out of place, not a wrinkle on her clothing. She is meticulous about her appearance.
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A meticulous animal is one that work carefully on their task and makes sure that no detail is left uncovered. Some meticulous animals are beavers, weaver finches, and pocket gophers.
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No, it is not. Meticulously (carefully, painstakingly) is the adverb form of the adjective meticulous.
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The cast of Meticulous - 2012 includes: Akira Adel as Bath-Soaked Charmer
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The math teacher was very meticulous when grading the tests, marking down the students for each small mistake.
The straight-A student was meticulous while doing her homework and double-checked each answer.
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Sophie was incredibly meticulous about the upkeep of her work area. Her co-workers considered her cleanliness to be unnecessary and more work than it was worth.
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The sloth is a slow but meticulous animal known for its deliberate movements and attention to detail, particularly when it comes to grooming and feeding habits.
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To enable them think logically, and be meticulous.
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Perhaps you're thinking of "pedantic". That means excessive attention to small details, and is usually used in a negative sense.
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Meticulous may be a better choice.
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The student was too busy conducting a meticulous and time-wasting review of social network sites every two minutes to construct a simple sentence using meticulous as an adjective.
After hearing that an important government official was coming over to eat dinner at her house, the woman meticulously cleaned the entire house until it was completely spotless.
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The literal meaning of this word is extremely careful and precise. Sentence: Those who are meticulous in their work yield great results. Those students who are meticulous in their studies make the best of their education.
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efficient determined hardworking diligent meticulous
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No, it is an adverb. It is the adverb form of the adjective thorough (complete, detailed, meticulous).
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Off the top of my head, "meticulous" comes to mind.
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Meticulous, fastidious, finicky, scrupulous, picky, punctilious, exact, rigid...
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careful, diligent, dutiful, exact, faithful, honest, just, meticulous, painstaking
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harry potter aww man no
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Nice in Shakespearean English usually means either meticulous or pernickety.
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The Beduoin.
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Paintings that are like photographs in their detail are described as photo-realistic. You could also describe them as very realistic.
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The synonyms for fastidious can include meticulous, exacting, or scrupulous.
Words with a negative connotation are fussy or finicky.
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