meticulously
Americanadverb
Other Word Forms
- unmeticulously adverb
Etymology
Origin of meticulously
Example Sentences
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Instead, Coogler methodically reminds the audience that this country has always been a multiracial kaleidoscope by meticulously portraying life in America just a century ago.
From Los Angeles Times
Netscher has meticulously rendered the garment’s luscious materiality—its fall, folds, creases and bunchings—yet transcended mere description to give us a shimmering vision of white and gray highlighted by splashes of red.
“Without the department, these meticulously researched and skillfully crafted oral histories are no longer being produced.”
From Los Angeles Times
He’s known for meticulously preparing for his climbs, which he says helps him maintain the fearlessness that’s made him famous.
From Los Angeles Times
His meticulously assembled forest of skulls, femurs, tibiae, and fibulae isn’t sacrilege; it’s a memorial.
From Salon
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