Precisian

Pronunciation: /prɪˈsɪʒən/

Definitions of precisian

noun A person who is excessively concerned with minor details and rules

Example Sentences

A1 A precisian is someone who pays close attention to details.

A2 The precisian carefully checked the document for any errors.

B1 The precisian's meticulous nature made them well-suited for the job.

B2 As a precisian, he was known for his perfectionism and high standards.

C1 The precisian's insistence on accuracy sometimes caused tension in the workplace.

C2 Her reputation as a precisian in the field of linguistics was unparalleled.

Examples of precisian in a Sentence

formal The precisian meticulously examined every detail of the contract before signing it.

informal Don't be such a precisian about grammar, just enjoy the story.

slang The precisian is always nitpicking about the smallest things.

figurative She was a precisian when it came to organizing her thoughts before speaking.

Grammatical Forms of precisian

• past tense: precisianed
• plural: precisians
• comparative: more precisian
• superlative: most precisian
• present tense: precisians
• future tense: will precisian
• perfect tense: have precisianed
• continuous tense: is precisianing
• singular: precisian
• positive degree: precisian
• infinitive: to precisian
• gerund: precisianing
• participle: precisianed

Origin and Evolution of precisian

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'precisian' originated from the Latin word 'praecisionem', meaning a cutter or separator.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe someone who is excessively precise or strict in their beliefs or practices, the term 'precisian' has evolved to also refer to a person who adheres strictly to rules or principles, often in a negative connotation.