up-close

[uhp-klohs]

adjective

1. at very close range.

2. in great detail.

Example Sentences

MLS is getting its first up-close look at what fans in South Korea, England and Germany have known about the player for years.

From Los Angeles Times

The film dives into the topic of anxiety, taking an up-close and often uncomfortable look at how it manifests, what it feels like in the body and the brain and ways to cope — all from the point of view of working comedians.

From Los Angeles Times

But it’s done the same for covering war too, especially the kind of fleet, up-close dispatch of which we can now say Ukrainian filmmaker Mstyslav Chernov is a master.

From Los Angeles Times

And Donovan is certain some of the people watching will be kids who, like him, will be inspired by their first up-close look at the global game.

From Los Angeles Times

On Monday, he got an up-close look at the Intuit Dome.

From Los Angeles Times