minute
- adjective
- /mɪˈnjuːt/
- Formal
- Describe the scene around you in minute detail.
Its first strike would be planned in minute detail.
- Its first strike would be planned in minute detail.
- Describe the scene around you in minute detail.
Examples
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Its first strike would be planned in minute detail.
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Plus there's now, you know, going to be minute scrutiny over whether every person in HHS has ever said anything nice about the UK.
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Its first strike would be planned in minute detail.
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Describe the scene around you in minute detail.
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She conducted the experiment with minute precision to ensure accurate results.
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The artist paid minute attention to every detail of the painting.
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In her report, she included minute descriptions of each participant's responses.
Synonyms
Being very careful about small details
Being very careful and using a lot of effort
Paying close attention to small details
Careful to do things correctly and notice small details
Very exact in size, position, or timing
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Compounds
- US
A person ready to act quickly in an emergency, often a colonial soldier in the American Revolution
A short announcement people hear four minutes before an event ends to tell them to prepare
- Specialized
Amount of electric charge that a current of one amp moves in one minute
A person who is arranged to care for children shortly before the care is needed
How Precise
Surface Forms
Etymology
Minute (careful) meaning 'very careful and exact' comes from the idea of looking at things that are 'made small' (Latin minutus), so to be minute is to pay attention to the very small details.