finical
- adjective
- /ˈfɪnɪkəl/
- The editor's finical attention to detail improved the quality of the manuscript.
Examples
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She was so finical about her work that she double-checked every fact before submitting the report.
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He is so finical about his appearance that he spends hours getting ready each morning.
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Her finical nature made planning group outings a challenge for her friends.
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Don't be so finical!
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Her finical nature made the project take longer than expected.
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His finical preferences for the dinner menu made it hard to please everyone.
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The designer's finical approach ensured that every detail of the dress was perfect.
Synonyms
Careful about small details and hard to please
Being hard to please about food or small details
Being very careful about small details
Easily annoyed and hard to please about small things
Too fussy about being neat and proper
Hard to please and careful about small details
Very careful about small details and being clean, often hard to please
Paying too much attention to small unimportant details and criticizing them
Being very picky about small details
Careful to do things correctly and notice small details
Being very careful about small details and correct behaviour
Tends to want everything done without any mistakes
Too worried about small details and hard to please
Being very careful about small details in a way that annoys others
Paying too much attention to small, unimportant details
Giving too much attention to small, unimportant details
Antonyms
How Fussy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Finical comes from the idea of the word fine, which meant 'small' or 'delicate', and it is in the same family as finicky; a helpful way to remember it is to think of someone worrying over tiny, delicate things. So, a finical person is fussy and very concerned with small details.