microsurgical
- adjective
- /ˌmaɪkroʊˈsɜrʤɪkəl/
- Formal
- The editor took a microsurgical approach to revising the manuscript, ensuring every sentence was clear.
Examples
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With microsurgical precision, she organized the data for the final report.
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His microsurgical attention to detail made the project a success.
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This is a microsurgical procedure.
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The microsurgical techniques used in the operation were groundbreaking.
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The artist applied a microsurgical technique to add intricate details to the sculpture.
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Her microsurgical focus on the project allowed her to spot errors that others missed.
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He approached the problem with a microsurgical mindset, analyzing each component meticulously.
Synonyms
Done with very exact care to avoid harm or mistakes
Paying close attention to small details
Showing very careful study of very small details
How Precise
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Microsurgical begins with micro- meaning 'small' and ends with surgical from 'surgery', which means 'an operation'. So if you do something in a microsurgical way, you do it with very careful, exact attention to the smallest details.