minuteness
- noun
- /məˈnjuːtnəs/
- Formal
:
minuciosidad
- The minuteness of the model's features impressed everyone at the exhibition.
Examples
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Her report demonstrated the minuteness of her research, showcasing every aspect of the subject.
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The artist paid great attention to the minuteness of the details in his painting.
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They've gone to a second order of minuteness, hence the second.
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Able to draw with minuteness on more than four decades of work experience, he has achieved a comprehensive and detailed grasp of the technical, performing, and business dimensions of the industry, all of which give him an unmatched understanding of the medium and its possibilities.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
157
4.2
The quality of being exact and giving the same result when repeated
8
4.1
A strong ability to notice small things and work very carefully
1
7.5
A quality of being very careful about small details
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5.3
How delicate and detailed something looks or feels
Being very careful about small details
Careful attention to small details and correct behavior
Being very careful and doing every small part of a job well
A very careful, gentle way of handling small things to avoid damage
How Precise
1
7.5
- Formal
- Specialized
157
4.2
169
3.8
22
4.4
8
6.1
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Minuteness comes from the old Latin word minutus meaning 'made small', and it shares the same root as minute and mini. So, to show minuteness in work is to pay close attention to the very small parts.