detailing
1
4.1
- noun
- /ˈdiːteɪlɪŋ/
- The architect provided a detailed detailing of the building's features, ensuring every aspect was considered.
Examples
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Clearly there's still some more detailing that needs to be done, but I'm really pleased with that so far.
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In her report, she included a thorough detailing of the project's progress and outcomes, highlighting key achievements.
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The artist's painting was impressive, but it was the intricate detailing that truly brought the scene to life.
Synonyms
710
1.4
Small pieces of information about exact facts or a situation
652
1.0
Words that tell what someone or something is like
54
3.5
Details about a product's features, size, and how it works
33
7.0
A detailed written list of requirements and sizes for making something
8
4.4
Giving clear details so others understand
1
6.8
A clear description that shows how something looks or feels
1
8.8
Giving a detailed description of one example
How Detailed
- Formal
1
7.5
26
3.0
1
4.1
652
1.0
64
2.7
218
2.7
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Detailing comes from an old French idea that meant 'to cut into pieces', so a detail was a 'small part' of something, just like retail originally meant selling in small pieces. So, detailing as a description is showing all the small parts or features.