granularly
- adverb
- /ˈɡræn.jə.lər.li/
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de manera detallada
- For years, advertisers on Facebook have had the ability to target ads very granularly based not only on demographic data and life events, but on specific interests held by users.
And so for me, I, you know, we classify neighborhoods as, you know, A's, B's and C's and D's and more granularly, you know, A + A, A minus, etcetera.
- And so for me, I, you know, we classify neighborhoods as, you know, A's, B's and C's and D's and more granularly, you know, A + A, A minus, etcetera.
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The report details the project's expenses granularly, itemizing each cost for better clarity.
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You should analyze the data granularly to understand the trends within each group.
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And when we come back, we'll talk more granularly about the Fed and what they're doing in terms of freezing rates.
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It has also updated its Product Listing Ads toolkit with additional features to help advertisers target Google Shopping more granularly, including at the product level.
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And so for me, I, you know, we classify neighborhoods as, you know, A's, B's and C's and D's and more granularly, you know, A + A, A minus, etcetera.
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The teacher explained the lesson granularly, breaking down each concept into smaller parts.
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Into very small or thin pieces
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Etymology
Granularly comes from the Latin word granum meaning 'grain' and the small word granule, so imagine looking at a thing one tiny grain at a time. That's why to study something granularly means to examine each small part or detail separately.