Pronunciation: /ˈɡræn.jə.lər/
adjective describing something that is made up of or resembles small grains or particles
A1 The sugar in the jar feels granular to the touch.
A2 The granular texture of the sand on the beach made it perfect for building sandcastles.
B1 The granular data provided by the survey allowed for a more detailed analysis of the results.
B2 The granular level of detail in the report helped to identify specific areas for improvement.
C1 The scientist conducted a granular examination of the data to uncover any anomalies.
C2 The artist's attention to granular details in the painting created a sense of depth and complexity.
formal The data analysis was conducted at a granular level to ensure accuracy.
informal I prefer to look at things in a more granular way, focusing on the details.
slang Let's get granular and really break down this problem.
figurative She had a granular understanding of the situation, seeing all the small details.
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