Pronunciation: /ˈnɪtˌpɪki/
adjective excessively concerned with minor details or rules; overly critical
A1 My mom is very nitpicky about how I make my bed.
A2 The teacher is nitpicky when it comes to grammar and punctuation.
B1 The boss is known for being nitpicky about meeting deadlines.
B2 The restaurant critic was extremely nitpicky about the presentation of the dishes.
C1 The editor is notoriously nitpicky about the accuracy of the information in articles.
C2 The architect was so nitpicky about every detail of the building that it took years to complete.
adverb in a nitpicky manner
A1 She is very nitpicky about her appearance, always making sure everything is just right.
A2 My boss can be quite nitpicky when it comes to details in our reports.
B1 The teacher's nitpicky attitude towards grammar errors can be frustrating for some students.
B2 The editor was known for being nitpicky about punctuation and formatting in manuscripts.
C1 His nitpicky nature made him a perfectionist in his work, never settling for anything less than perfect.
C2 The designer's nitpicky attention to detail resulted in a flawless and meticulously crafted product.
formal She is known for being nitpicky when it comes to grammar and punctuation.
informal My boss can be so nitpicky about how I organize my desk.
slang Stop being so nitpicky about every little detail, it's annoying.
figurative His nitpicky attitude towards life prevents him from enjoying the present moment.
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