adverb to perfection or to the smallest detail
preposition a Latin phrase meaning 'to the fingernail' or 'to the last detail'
Used to describe a musician who performs flawlessly, with great precision and attention to detail.
Referring to a person who is impeccably dressed and groomed, paying attention to every detail.
Used to describe a character who is portrayed with extreme attention to detail, down to the smallest aspects.
Describing a painting or artwork that is meticulously executed with great precision.
In the context of writing, 'ad unguem' is used to describe someone who has perfected their craft and pays attention to the smallest details in their work.
Psychologists may use 'ad unguem' to describe a patient who is very meticulous and pays close attention to their thoughts and behaviors.
Architects may use 'ad unguem' to describe a building that is meticulously designed and constructed with attention to every detail.
Chefs may use 'ad unguem' to describe a dish that is perfectly prepared and presented with attention to every aspect of the cooking process.