Detailed

Pronunciation: /ˈdiːˌteɪld/

Definitions of detailed

adjective providing thorough and careful information or descriptions

Example Sentences

A1 The map had detailed instructions on how to get to the park.

A2 She provided a detailed report of the incident to the police.

B1 The manual included detailed diagrams to help assemble the furniture.

B2 The scientist presented a detailed analysis of the research findings.

C1 The contract was carefully reviewed and contained detailed clauses.

C2 The artist's painting was incredibly detailed, capturing every intricate detail.

Examples of detailed in a Sentence

formal The report provided a detailed analysis of the market trends.

informal She gave me a very detailed explanation of how to use the software.

slang I need a detailed rundown of what went down at the party last night.

figurative His painting was so detailed, you could almost step into the scene.

Grammatical Forms of detailed

• past tense: detailed
• plural: detailed
• comparative: more detailed
• superlative: most detailed
• present tense: detail
• future tense: will detail
• perfect tense: have detailed
• continuous tense: detailing
• singular: detailed
• positive degree: detailed
• infinitive: detail
• gerund: detailing
• participle: detailed

Origin and Evolution of detailed

First Known Use: 1603 year

Language of Origin: Old French

Story behind the word: The word 'detailed' originated from the Old French word 'detail', which meant a small piece or part.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'detailed' evolved to describe something that is thorough, comprehensive, or intricate in nature.