Pronunciation: /ˈfɪnɪki/
adjective showing or requiring great attention to detail; difficult to please
A1 My cat is very finicky when it comes to food, she only eats a specific brand.
A2 His boss is known to be finicky about punctuality, so he always arrives early to work.
B1 The hotel received mixed reviews, with some guests praising its finicky attention to detail while others found it excessive.
B2 The chef was known for being finicky about the quality of ingredients used in his dishes.
C1 The artist was incredibly finicky about the lighting in his studio, constantly adjusting it to achieve the perfect ambiance.
C2 The director was notoriously finicky during the editing process, insisting on multiple revisions to get every detail just right.
formal The finicky eater refused to try anything new at the fancy dinner party.
informal My cat is so finicky, she only likes one brand of food.
slang I can't believe how finicky my boss is about the office temperature.
figurative Her taste in movies is so finicky, she only enjoys avant-garde films.
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