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detailed

American  
[dih-teyld, dee-teyld] / dɪˈteɪld, ˈdi teɪld /

adjective

  1. having many details.

    a detailed problem.

    Synonyms:
    complicated, complex, involved
  2. thorough in the treatment of details; minute.

    a detailed report.

    Synonyms:
    comprehensive, thorough, exhaustive

detailed British  
/ ˈdiːteɪld /

adjective

  1. having many details or giving careful attention to details

    a detailed list of the ingredients required

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Other Word Forms

  • detailedly adverb
  • detailedness noun
  • nondetailed adjective
  • overdetailed adjective
  • undetailed adjective

Etymology

Origin of detailed

First recorded in 1730–40; detail + -ed 2

Example Sentences

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Manus gained attention after previewing in March an AI agent capable of producing detailed research reports and building custom websites, using AI models developed by companies such as Anthropic and China's Alibaba Group.

From MarketWatch

Manus gained attention after previewing in March an AI agent capable of producing detailed research reports and building custom websites, using AI models developed by companies such as Anthropic and China’s Alibaba Group.

From The Wall Street Journal

McLaughlin did not respond to a detailed list of questions from The Times this week.

From Los Angeles Times

The regulator’s “show cause notice,” which hasn’t previously been reported, detailed that the bank’s deal team shared price-sensitive information with employees inside the bank who weren’t directly involved with the deal, the people familiar said.

From The Wall Street Journal

However, a document outlining the scientific rationale for the guidelines detailed the possible impact of thermally stressed oils — which occurs when they are used to cook with high heat — on cardiometabolic health.

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