Words For Precision

noun the quality of being clear, coherent, and easily understood

• The report provided a great deal of clarity on the company's financial situation.
• Can you explain that again? I need some clarity on the issue.
• I'm so confused, I need some clarity on what's going on.
• The fog lifted, bringing clarity to the situation.

adverb An adverb is a word that modifies a verb, adjective, or another adverb. It often indicates manner, time, place, or degree. In this case, 'closely' modifies how something is done or performed.

• The scientists closely monitored the experiment to ensure accurate results.
• I watched the movie closely because I didn't want to miss any details.
• I was creeping on his social media profile closely to see if he was dating someone new.
• She listened closely to his words, trying to decipher the hidden meaning behind them.

noun a detailed description or outline

verb to describe or portray something precisely

• It is important to delineate the boundaries of the property before starting the construction project.
• Let's make sure to clearly delineate where our picnic area ends so others don't intrude.
• Can you outline or delineate the plan for the party tonight?
• The artist used different colors to delineate the emotions of the character in the painting.

adjective providing thorough and careful information or descriptions

• The report provided a detailed analysis of the market trends.
• She gave me a very detailed explanation of how to use the software.
• I need a detailed rundown of what went down at the party last night.
• His painting was so detailed, you could almost step into the scene.

adverb used to emphasize the truth and accuracy of a statement or description

• The scientist's research findings literally changed the way we understand the universe.
• I literally can't believe how fast time flies when I'm having fun.
• She literally slayed that performance on stage last night.
• His words were so powerful, they literally pierced my heart.

adjective showing great attention to detail; very careful and precise

• The scientist was known for his meticulous attention to detail in his research.
• She is so meticulous about her appearance, always making sure every hair is in place.
• I can't believe how meticulous he is about organizing his video game collection.
• The artist approached his painting with a meticulous hand, ensuring every stroke was perfect.

verb to make specific or detailed

• In order to provide a clear explanation, it is important to particularize each step of the process.
• Can you particularize what you mean by that?
• Let's get into the nitty-gritty and particularize the details.
• The artist was able to particularize the emotions of the subject through intricate brush strokes.

verb to argue or worry about very small or unimportant details

• In legal matters, it is important not to split hairs when interpreting the law.
• Stop splitting hairs and just tell me what you really think.
• Don't split hairs over the small details, just get the job done.
• She always likes to split hairs and find faults in everything.

verb to make subtle or refined; to make more subtle or refined

• The artist used intricate techniques to subtilize the details in the painting.
• She has a talent for subtilizing flavors in her cooking.
• I can subtilize the hidden messages in his texts.
• The author's use of symbolism allows readers to subtilize the deeper meaning of the story.

adverb In a thorough manner; completely or fully

• It is important to thoroughly review all the documents before signing the contract.
• Make sure you thoroughly check your work before submitting it.
• I thoroughly enjoyed the concert last night, it was lit!
• She searched his face thoroughly, trying to read his emotions.

adjective describes something that is not exaggerated or overstated

• The scientist presented the data in an unexaggerated manner, focusing only on the facts.
• She told the story in an unexaggerated way, without adding any extra details.
• He described the party as 'lit' but in an unexaggerated way.
• Her beauty was so stunning that even in an unexaggerated light, she was captivating.